The phrase "a week to accommodate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a time frame needed to make adjustments or changes to meet someone's needs or requirements.
Example: "We will need a week to accommodate the new changes requested by the client."
Alternatives: "a week to adjust" or "a week to make arrangements".
Embarrassingly, officials had even altered the job description to reduce the specified three to four days a week to accommodate him.
Additionally, many were perturbed that the city suspended an already atypically early Carnival season for a week to accommodate the Super Bowl, an act of heresy akin to serving gumbo a color other than dark brown.
The curators have gathered paintings that have not hung together for more than four hundred years, and the galleries are staying open four evenings a week to accommodate the throng.
Her fee for motivational speeches, which was $10,000 a year ago, has jumped to $50,000, and there are not enough days in a week to accommodate all the requests.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art said Tuesday that its Alexander McQueen show, which it recently extended by a week to accommodate the overflow crowds, will be opened during special viewing hours on Mondays, when the Met is usually closed, for patrons willing to buy $50 tickets.-Since the show opened on May 4, more than 150,000 people have gone to see it, making for long lines and waits.
"In this instance, this six-week works package was planned two years in advance and had already been put back a week to accommodate the one-day cricket match between England and Australia in September.
Please note: We're extending our Summer Reading Contest into a 10th and final week to accommodate the many students who still want to post to this feature.
N.F.L. Commissioner Paul Tagliabue said today that the league would most likely push back the Super Bowl one week to accommodate a full schedule of playoff games.
Society's need to find someone to blame cannot lead us to the Welsh, who can hardly be admonished for their westerly climate, so how about asking why this supposedly pivotal and emotionally unsurpassable tournament was shunted back another week to accommodate a pork-barrel dive, from which the USA's Jim Furyk motored home with a $10m bonus?
These pages (printed in Woodside along with the program's cover) are determined by the producer and, under a contract between the theater owners and Actors Equityy, must be printed anew every week to accommodate cast and other changes.
Other measures included closing certain galleries on specific days of the week to accommodate the shortage of security guards.
