The phrase "allowed to accommodate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permissions or capabilities related to making adjustments or providing space for something or someone.
Example: "The new policy is designed to ensure that all employees are allowed to accommodate their personal needs while maintaining productivity."
Alternatives: "permitted to adjust" or "authorized to make room".
Based on Constraint (21), each location is allowed to accommodate one machine at most.
In contrast to the Boolean model it allowed to accommodate different time scales by adjusting kinetic parameters.
The alginate-embedded cells cultured in 12-well plates were allowed to accommodate for 3 4 days in the new 3-D microenvironment.
Mismatches in the hairpin sequence are allowed to accommodate sequencing errors, as are small shifts in the position of the hairpin sequence within the read.
To facilitate assessment of spatial working memory, at P56, rats underwent mild food restriction to 85% of their free feeding weight [ 26, 34] with 5 g per week body weight increase allowed to accommodate for normal growth.
Each animal was placed in the dome to allow access to the plantar surface of the hind paw through the metal mesh floor and allowed to accommodate to the environment for 30 minutes before testing.
Our model allows to accommodate this fact by implicitly assuming that the firm may set for the new treatment any price below a price ceiling fixed by the central health authority in its commercial relationships with hospitals.
It allows to accommodate a wide range of assumptions about rates and modes of evolution, and of population history [ 1- 5].
Although, use of dual wavelengths allows to accommodate for the effect of motion artifact, a beam position which minimizes the effect of corneal birefringence due to eye motion can reduce the overall noise due to the sample thereby increasing the signal to noise ratio.
Instead, Wright suggested that dominance is an inherent property of the physiological systems, perhaps evolved through selection to provide a safety margin in the action of a single functional copy of a gene, which would allow to accommodate for environmental fluctuations and for the lack of activity of the other gene.
