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The phrase "a website that accommodates" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a website that is designed to meet the needs or preferences of its users.
Example: "The new platform is a website that accommodates users with various accessibility requirements, ensuring everyone can navigate it easily."
Alternatives: "a site that caters to" or "a webpage that supports".
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If you cannot design a website that accommodates your business needs, then you will have to pay someone to do it.
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Authors distinguish between (a) websites that criticize all vaccines ("antivaccine" websites) and websites that criticize only some vaccines ("vaccine-selective" websites), and between (b) websites that focus on vaccines ("vaccine-focused" websites) and those for which vaccines were only a secondary topic of interest ("generalist" websites).
If you have a particularly large audio file that cannot be sent through regular email, consider uploading your file onto a file-sharing website that can accommodate large files.
The data were collected from a website that archives old snapshots of websites (http://archive.org).org
That is a website that you can make websites on.
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