The part of a sentence "the possibility of accommodating" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is a noun phrase that refers to the potential or ability to provide accommodation or make adjustments to meet someone's needs. Example: The hotel manager promised to consider the possibility of accommodating our request for a late check-out.
"This opens the possibility of accommodating a lot more kids".
Unlike the reported bio-scaffolds, this study demonstrates the possibility of accommodating about 70 wt.% sulfur within the pores of bio-carbon, without leaving any bulk sulfur on the carbon surface.
Furthermore, Zhang et al. suggested that the modified ions such as Na+ and Ag+ could be accommodated on the octahedral sites of the basic structure of metal vanadium oxides, which could further increase the interlayer distance and provide the possibility of accommodating other guest species [19, 36].
However, because a reference genome must take into consideration the best representation for that organism rather than simply the sequence of one individual, SGD will consider the possibility of accommodating small changes, if those changes increase the utility of the reference sequence.
Nevertheless, it opens the possibility to accommodate the threat of multiple realizability in a particular way: Functional kinds can be multiply realized, and, hence, they can be regarded as being distinct from the lower-level physical properties.
The strengths of DEA are the possibility to accommodate multiple inputs and multiple outputs within a single measurement of efficiency and it does not impose a specified functional form to modelling and calculating the efficiency of a decision making unit (DMU).
If we consider a public charging station, with the possibility to accommodate the parallel charging of several vehicles, this can be ideally seen as a grid-connected battery; the charging load due EV parallel charging can cope with high PV generation, by activation from a centralized position.
Article 30a of the Asylum Act (AsylG) introduced an accelerated procedure, which opens up the possibility to accommodate refugees with a low likelihood of being accepted in five special reception facilities nationwide.
So explaining how content is determined and how the possibility of error are accommodated are not separate tasks.
Any view that ties belief attribution and the subject's language as closely together as Davidson's does Sellars (1956 , 1969, Brandom (1994), and Wettstein (2004) also offer views of this sort will have difficulty accommodating the possibility of belief in creatures without language.
You remember the flower pot with fondness, but you must accommodate the possibility of the stapler.
