The phrase "accommodate a few" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to making arrangements or adjustments for a small number of people or things.
Example: "We can accommodate a few additional guests at the dinner if you let us know in advance."
Alternatives: "make room for a few" or "provide for a few".
Each floor had only 2,500 square feet and could barely accommodate a few cameras.
A card table, pushed against one of the peeling walls, can accommodate a few overflow guests.
Most of the services offer a few gigabytes of storage free; that will accommodate a few thousand photographs, with enough room for thousands of Word documents.
Thanks to the state's local soft coal supply, he reminded farmers, Kentucky now has "the lowest electricity rates east of the Rocky Mountains," and he is not planning on letting that change just to accommodate a few drowning polar bears.
Most intriguing are the flower vases — upright, monumental things, as craggy and gray as cliff faces in an ink-and-brush landscape, and with barely detectable openings at the top, just wide enough to accommodate a few slim stems.
OK, so maybe this isn't quite as glamorous as that sparkly winter coat or dazzling 4x4 (with diamond-stitched leather seating as standard), but isn't our message-drenched high street able to accommodate a few alternative ideas as well?
When faced with a child who is much more immature than the average student in the class, they have few options to accommodate the child.
Mr. Franks and Mr. Corzine have certainly accommodated a few hundred of them, by shaking hands door to door.
"The thrill of not only accommodating a few hundred people with a great seat but actually having a ball go into the crowd is a much more exciting experience".
The schools and states against the policy argue the government's approach is an overreach that threatens the privacy of many students in the name of accommodating a few students.
The memory of the Swan Valley Nyungah Community closure permeates Matagarup, which currently accommodates a few dozen permanent residents but offers a lifeline to many more.
