The phrase "accommodate in their" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to assess its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts where you are discussing how something is adjusted or made suitable for a group or individuals.
Example: "The new policy aims to accommodate in their needs for flexible working hours."
Alternatives: "meet their" or "satisfy their".
For all the talk of terrorist refuges in the Middle East and Central Asia, the ringleaders of the 9/11 attacks were partly educated in the West — based in Hamburg in the nineties, accommodated in their terrible training in Florida.
Both have been criticised by their ethnic kin (Greek and Russian respectively) for being too accommodating in their dealings with Western Christians, and therefore insufficiently vigilant in their defence of Orthodox doctrine.
The strategy for the research design was surveys, while the data collection involved focused group interviews upon 25 older persons, 133 questionnaire respondents either accommodated in their own homes or institutions and personal observations.
He estimates that between 80 and 150 centimeters of shielding would be needed, but this can be accommodated in their compact design.
Detainees are allowed to have gifts and as many personal belongings as can reasonably be accommodated in their cells, and they are allowed to wear whatever they choose as the detention facility issues no mandatory garb.
The structural changes may be accommodated in their tetrapeptide substrates, which lack residues beyond positionthat that may restrict the backbone conformation of the substrate.
A better understanding of LTR structure will shed light on changes in retroviral tissue specificity and pathogenicity [60], on how bidirectional promoters and open reading frames [65] can be accommodated in their structure and on how LTRs can serve as alternative promoters in vertebrate genomes [3].
These triggers all occurred at a stage when donation could be more easily accommodated in their lives, although it appeared the circumstances had been favourable for a period of time prior to returning.
In effect, Media Lens is saying, they trim their sails and pull their punches to accommodate their paymasters, their presence in the paper's Comment columns little more than a gesture to pluralism or dissent.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.00947.001 Cells continually adapt their behavior to accommodate changes in their environment.
