The phrase "accommodate participants" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to making arrangements or adjustments to meet the needs of individuals involved in an event or activity.
Example: "We need to accommodate participants by providing additional seating and refreshments during the conference."
Alternatives: "cater to participants" or "meet the needs of participants".
"Our hope is to continually evolve the program to accommodate participants around the world, that represent varying interests and passions.
Although many MOOCs are designed for individual learning as a means to accommodate participants studying at their own pace (Pomerol et al. 2015), some studies show that learning MOOCs in group settings not only leads to better outcomes but also might help students to overcome obstacles such as a lack of motivation and difficulties in understanding the materials.
Weekend visits were scheduled where appropriate to accommodate participants.
Participants were sent several reminders, and the deadline was extended on numerous occasions to accommodate participants' busy faculty schedules and holiday leave.
To accommodate participants from socio-economically disadvantaged backgrounds with low literacy levels the programme used visual aids and demonstrations, understandable terminology, and was delivered in community locations.
The informed consent and study instruments were provided in either English or Yoruba (the most prevalent indigenous language in Ibadan) to accommodate participants who did not speak English fluently, although English is the official language spoken in Nigeria.
The installations were staggered to accommodate participant and vendor availability.
Individual sessions will be offered at different days and times to accommodate participant schedules.
Initial pilot studies for the NCS should determine what is feasible for participants and tailor protocols to accommodate participant needs.
These information sessions and the subsequent sessions on data collection were offered on different days of the week to accommodate participant work schedules.
Adherence and retention in BE WELL is expected to be fostered by: 1) selection/retention of qualified staff, their training, and systematic quality control; 2) the relationship between staff and participants, 3) willingness to accommodate participant schedules and needs, and 4) resourcefulness and persistence of the staff.
