The phrase "accommodate an exercise" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to making arrangements or adjustments to include a specific exercise or activity.
Example: "The fitness center is designed to accommodate an exercise routine that caters to all skill levels."
Alternatives: "facilitate an exercise" or "support an exercise".
A way to accommodate an oxygen tank?
Outstanding teaching demonstrations are distinguished by effective use of active learning exercises, ability to accommodate a variety of learning styles, and, most importantly, ability to engage the class.
In order to accommodate a patient group with heterogeneous symptoms, the functional retraining exercises may be performed statically and/or dynamically during various functional activities (eg step up, step down, sit to stand).
Every morning it opens early to accommodate a group of "mall walkers" who trudge around its 0.57-mile perimeter for exercise.Artists and urban anthropologists began to note the appearance of mall-based tribes.
When the design agency Sigma carried out a mystery shopping exercise in the leisure sector this summer, it found a quarter of businesses could not accommodate a wheelchair while and a third were unable to assist with cognitive impairments like autism.
The Enertia Plus can accommodate a passenger.
Accommodate a variety of learning styles.
"A company might decide that it's good for morale to accommodate the exercise of freedom of speech on an issue that is very important to people, but that's an employment judgment not law".
Throughout American history, there has been widespread agreement that in our religiously diverse and widely devout country, it is good for the government to accommodate religious exercise.
As we held in that case: "The principle that government may accommodate the free exercise of religion does not supersede the fundamental limitations imposed by the establishment clause.
