The phrase "allow us to accommodate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when offering assistance or making arrangements for someone’s needs or requests.
Example: "We appreciate your feedback and would like to allow us to accommodate your suggestions in our next meeting."
Alternatives: "let us assist" or "permit us to help".
Bayesian statistics allow us to accommodate the many unknowns associated with a mission that has yet to take place.
Still, the new Flying Fish includes a not-yet-complete tasting room costing $250,000 and scheduled for an April opening that "will allow us to accommodate tourists nicely," he said.
The two units allow us to accommodate the different spatial extents of each threat.
The whole set of results obtained in this work allow us to accommodate an integrative hypothesis about Campylobacter evolution in terms of pathogenicity and niche preferences.
We also added two random effect terms: between-mouse variability of the median-effect dose D m (1) (on log-scale) and of the baseline food intake B. These mouse-specific terms allow us to accommodate the within-mouse dependence of the observations.
To get an indication of the power to detect genetic effects, simulated data was used, as this allows us to accommodate the large variation in family composition and the truncation of the phenotype distribution (R code available upon request).
Data will be analysed using advanced mixture models allowing us to accommodate the expected high level of heterogeneity in sensitivities/preferences across individual patients.
The second version of monism allows us to accommodate the phenomena considered in section 1.1 while staying much closer to the picture sketched in the introduction to section 1.
This policy is consistent with our religious beliefs, and Florida law while still allowing us to accommodate non-traditional child rearing.
