The phrase "accommodate one to" is not correct in standard written English.
It is unclear and does not convey a clear meaning in this context.
Example: "We need to accommodate one to the new schedule."
Alternatives: "adapt one to" or "adjust one to".
The two APD arrays mounted in a custom ceramic PGA holder are coupled to an 8×8 tapered LYSO scintillator array designed to accommodate one-to-one coupling between individual APDs and crystal pixels.
Starting this week, the NuMu is setting up shop at LACMA near Michael Heizer's rock sculpture, "Levitated Mass". There, the mini-museum — which accommodates one to four patrons at a time — will put on a pair of exhibitions: one devoted to performance artist Regina José Galindo; the other to experimental Guatemalan composer Joaquín Orellana.
This seeming redundancy has already caused insiders to wonder if there is room enough in the organization to accommodate one office dedicated to Dolan and a second to his fellow bishops who make up the conference.
Inevitably, the annual production quantities will have to be squashed to a level the budget can accommodate; one expert predicted to me the annual buy will have to come down from 80 or more to 50 or less.
On this afternoon, six bikes sat locked to the racks of the shelter, which have individual iron humps meant to accommodate one bike on each side.
The Dpy30C tetramer packed too close to accommodate one target helix (referred to as apo-Dpy30C).
While he appreciates everything his parents are doing, and acknowledges that they are all trying to accommodate one another, he resents having to come home.
The satellite should accommodate one common instrument to measure Ne and Te (Oyama et al. 2015a, b, c).
That combination — Scott and Tino at first, Tino and the women on the field after — moved this story to a depth that was almost unbearable, yet they all pushed on, struggled to accommodate one another.
The couples who we interviewed about this talked about how they had to learn to accommodate one another.
