The phrase "accommodate a customer" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the act of providing service or making adjustments to meet a customer's needs or preferences.
Example: "Our goal is to accommodate a customer by ensuring their specific requests are met during their visit."
Alternatives: "serve a customer" or "meet a customer's needs."
And some otherwise-forbidden bets would be allowed only if they are used as a hedge, to keep a Wall Street firm from losing money on a transaction made to accommodate a customer's trading.
As brick-and-mortar commerce continues to shift online — whether that's to competitors like Amazon, through online ordering systems or into instant delivery apps — traditional retailers are looking for new ways to accommodate a customer base that now wants the increased convenience that comes with not having to park their cars, then wander around the store, cart in hand.
Accept cash and credit cards to accommodate a customer's payment preference.
Moreover, in [37] it is proposed a location-aware recommender system that accommodates a customer's shopping needs with location-dependent vendor offers and promotions.
Driving this project was recognition that the current process, initially designed to accommodate a single customer group, was ill equipped to handle a changing customer mix now consisting of three disparate groups.
Mr. Gale said that capacity constraints were unrelated to the drive to save energy and that utilities can't always quickly accommodate a big new customer.
The front desk is so disorganized that it can't accommodate a walk-in customer, although employees are standing around idle.
Amazon also tells us the boxes will ship from "select" fulfillment centers, and will come in a range of sizes to accommodate a variety of customer orders for things like books, electronics, DVDs, toys, sporting goods and more.
The store, Sugar Jar, is barely big enough to accommodate a half-dozen customers, and one wall displays all the essentials of the genre, from discs of abstract electronica and brutal noise-rock to anthologies with bold titles like "China: The Sonic Avant-Garde".
The barber, Firas Atallah, said he had worked from 7 a.m. till midnight on Saturday to accommodate a steady stream of customers.
In the case study, it is obvious that the feeling of connection among management, employees, and customers accommodate a competitive advantage.
