The phrase "and accommodate the same" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to express the idea of making adjustments or provisions for something previously mentioned.
Example: "We need to ensure that our plans are flexible and accommodate the same for any unforeseen circumstances."
Alternatives: "and make the necessary adjustments" or "and provide for that".
In contrast, a stagnant-lid parameterization with a weaker heat flow temperature feedback would force the mantle to maintain higher temperatures and thus accommodate the same cooling rates (e.g., Solomatov and Moresi, 2000; Driscoll and Bercovici, 2014).
Employers should take requests seriously and try to accommodate the same unless there is a compelling reason not to.
The Drill Hall almost immediately struck the Royal Shakespeare Company officials as the ideal space in which to configure a thrust-stage auditorium that could accommodate the same sets and lighting designs used in the Stratford productions, Mr. Boyd said.
Conversely, an interesting subject for structural and functional studies is the search for subtle similarities between NISE that might allow them to accommodate the same substrates and catalyze the same reaction.
In addition, two globally dissimilar ligand-binding sites may share a similar sub-site to accommodate the same molecular moiety even though the overall ligand is different and can be detected by SOIPPA.
While there's a lot of deadpan humor in "The Intuitionist," the story couldn't really accommodate the same sort of play that there is in "Sag Harbor".
Docking of compound 15 reveals an ability to partially accommodate the same region as the reference inhibitor inside the pocket (Fig. 6).
This study has been further extended in [9] to accommodate the same k to 1 sensor-target problem with an extra routing requirement.
This makes physical sense: In a smaller number of dimensions, we need a larger Fermi sphere in k → space to accommodate the same electron density in x → space.
Anew low-end, Intel-based server, the x335, was redesigned to accommodate the same "backplane" (the rear panel where cords connect) used in IBM's PCs instead of the specialized backplane used in its predecessor.
