The phrase "accommodate consumers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how a business or service adapts to meet the needs or preferences of its customers.
Example: "Our new policy is designed to accommodate consumers by offering more flexible payment options."
Alternatives: "meet consumer needs" or "serve customers better".
The number of slaughterhouses in the city has increased in recent years to accommodate consumers of halal (Islamically sanctioned) meat.
In the seventies, European economic policy and law was gradually extended as to accommodate consumers, the passive party of market transactions.
"We think the law needs to accommodate consumers' need to listen to their own CD collections online in a digital form".
The plain truth, some retail analysts say, is that businesses of all sorts have no choice but to accommodate consumers who are trained to do research on their own — and prefer doing so.
Mr Shelby argues that this could push banks to accommodate consumers at the expense of the banks' safety and soundness.Optimists note that Messrs Dodd and Shelby have broken off talks before, only to resume them within weeks.
And in many countries, including America, utilities are having to accommodate consumers who also produce energy, typically from solar panels, and sell it to the grid regardless of whether it is needed or not (see article).This was a trivial obligation a few years ago.
Downsizing was the way out; accommodate consumer demand for large cars and meet the early government standards that weren't all that tough.
Seeking to accommodate consumer preferences, large companies such as McDonalds, Subway, Walmart and Starbucks have announced that they will shift to cage-free products.
Mr. Iger, who has been chief executive for only four months, angered movie theater owners when he suggested studios needed to accommodate consumer demand by releasing movies simultaneously in theaters and on DVD.
Dispersing these stories through content in varying formats to accommodate consumer behavior, preferences, and context on various social platforms is the type of executional detail that social marketers cannot afford to gloss over.
It's true that news has gone primarily online; most major media companies have made business model shifts in recent years to accommodate consumer preference for digital content.
