The phrase "accommodate business" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability to meet the needs or requirements of a business or when making arrangements for business activities.
Example: "We have made several changes to our facilities to better accommodate business clients."
Alternatives: "support business" or "facilitate business".
To accommodate business growth, taxes on medium and small enterprises were moderated, and the government began to offer incentives for reinvesting profits into the domestic economy.
The Mirror Worlds team has designed the system to accommodate business computer networks, mobile laptops and hand-held devices, diverting the stream wherever it is needed.
But its new strategy – more carry-on baggage, allocated seating, schedule changes to accommodate business travellers – has given the airline a lift.
Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Macau and Hong Kong are all happy to accommodate business jets, with South Korea providing a helpful way round the restrictions on direct flights between Taiwan and mainland China.
STANDING UP FOR WORKERS Outten & Golden, a New York law firm that exclusively represents employees, will add three lawyers to its staff of 28 professionals this year to accommodate business attributable to the economic downturn.
Although details remain to be settled, Mr. Rose said the proposal would accommodate business needs, provide better public amenities and uphold the "integrity, intent and spirit" of the zoning law.
To accommodate businesses that do use diesel back-ups, China last week banned exports of diesel fuel to conserve scarce supplies.
An Internet association that has led the protest against Phorm in Britain, Open Rights Group in London, said the government has ignored E.U. law to accommodate businesses interested in developing lucrative Web advertising models.
As Facebook worked to better accommodate businesses and celebrities on the site, its founder began to describe users as "building an image and identity for themselves, which in a sense is their brand.
As the site began to more readily accommodate businesses, brands and celebrities as active participants as well as potential advertisers, Zuckerberg and company had to reconcile the presence of these new commercial actors (and new tools like Pages and profiles for public figures) with the existing social fabric of the site.
"Some European cities are struggling at the moment to figure out how they accommodate businesses like Airbnb and Uber.
