The phrase "accommodate everybody" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the need to make arrangements or adjustments that consider the needs or preferences of all individuals involved.
Example: "In planning the event, we must ensure that the venue can accommodate everybody comfortably."
Alternatives: "cater to everyone" or "meet everyone's needs".
Our cities should be designed to accommodate everybody, including children.
"We insisted that the country was big enough to accommodate everybody.
This is an extremely welcoming, friendly mosque and we accommodate everybody".
If you do not have a means of transportation for that day contact me and I'll do my best to accommodate everybody.
The trustees tabled discussion of the ordinance that night because the village hall seats only 210 people, and they couldn't find a large enough space to accommodate everybody.
Mr. Mace was credited with creating the concept of universal design, built on the idea that good design ought to accommodate everybody.
"A new republic should mean the introduction of something new, a different system of government, new laws and a new constitution that accommodates everybody; this is not what the National Congress Party wants," Adlan el-Hardello, a political science professor at the University of Khartoum, said of Mr. Bashir's governing party.
"Our job is to accommodate 100% of everybody who wants to be here," he said.
"The duty to accommodate is on everybody, said Vaccarelli. "The university has a duty to accommodate, but so do the other residents in the housing".
(For long trips it's often necessary to have a set of panniers in the front and a pair in the back). But not all bikes can take racks -- mountain bikes with full suspension systems, in particular, are unable to accommodate them -- and not everybody likes the feel of a packed bike.
"It seemed like they had a small budget, it was good people, and I talked to the staff and everybody seemed excited to accommodate them," Govan said.
