The phrase "accommodate a program" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the ability to make adjustments or provisions for a specific program or initiative.
Example: "The new software update will accommodate a program that enhances user accessibility features."
Alternatives: "support a program" or "facilitate a program".
Pepe Mujica, the former Uruguayan President, suggested that Maduro and his allies would struggle to accommodate a socialist program to market realities.
Making the service free requires sponsorship, and the on-site location depends on whether the organizing committee can find a local provider who is willing to use the conference facility, and also on whether the facilities can accommodate a childcare program.
However, to accommodate a developmental program following diapause, the tissue is organized to perform the bulk of its proliferative activity very rapidly, within a 24 36 hr period.
The forecast is good but that unprecedentedly early start, to accommodate a crowded summer program, tempts fate.
REBOUNDS DAVID WEGRZYN, who took over as athletic director last July, joined Coach MIKE JARVIS at lunch yesterday to talk about plans to renovate the Alumni Hall arena to accommodate a growing athletic program and student body.
Other skeptics question whether marine science budgets--roughly $400 million annually in the United States--can grow fast enough to accommodate a new exploration program.
If a school garden is not a possibility for you, a community garden might accommodate a children's program.
These horizontal parabuildings should be designed to accommodate a variety of programs, as needed: shopping malls, multiplexes, boutique hotels, places of worship, offices, restaurants and night clubs, as well as new terminals for nominal "airlines".
And thanks to the city's unlocking plots of unused land, we now have new space to accommodate such a program.
Beyond being an exhibition venue, the renovated Wiesner Gallery will accommodate a broad range of programs and events and become a hub for student arts programs, including the SAA, the START studio (a 24-hour makerspace for arts focused entrepreneurial projects) and the Arts Scholars.
