"accommodate deadlines" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it in a sentence like this: Our team strives to accommodate deadlines as much as possible.
I accepted my first graduate position with pride and put my all into my career, sacrificing my personal life to accommodate short deadlines and international business trips and thus quickly working my way up to an international management position.
For the first 10 years, the Academy informed the press ahead of time in order to accommodate their print deadlines.
The list of schools below has taken into consideration that your senior year can be filled with other priorities, and offer extended deadlines to accommodate these students.
Safety officials from the F.I.S., who customarily inspect World Cup courses 10 days before the first training run, extended Kitzbühel's deadline earlier this week to accommodate the unprecedented helicopter effort.
Boeing issued a statement April 1 denying any legitimate reason to extend the bidding past DOD's previous deadline May 10 to accommodate the Europeans.
Renaissance was also unable to close the financing in time to accommodate both the "production insurance" deadline and the 65-day shooting schedule, which was set to primarily take place in Montreal and British Columbia, Canada.
The press capacity of the Times can accommodate four sections with late-night deadlines.
The IRB office will adjust deadlines for submission to accommodate this new procedure.
We will inform you as soon as possible after this deadline date if we can accommodate additional students.
But even well-designed policies cannot always accommodate the reality that many industries are deadline-driven or not particularly conducive to balance.
