The phrase "accommodate place" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of making room or providing space for something, but it lacks clarity and proper usage.
Example: "We need to find a way to accommodate place for the new equipment in the storage area."
Alternatives: "make space" or "provide room".
Mr. Holloway said the city would be comparing the flood damage with the map of Zone A and making adjustments to accommodate places like Bulls Head.
It's an unusually accommodating place.
Then, as now, Panama was an extremely accommodating place.
She also thought she would finish her career there, in part because it seemed like an accommodating place for working parents.
Here, people are referring to the Russian thistle, a fast-growing plant that more than a century ago hitchhiked into the country and found the American prairie an unusually accommodating place.
With its extensive public transportation networks, concentration of health care centers, array of immigrant enclaves and proliferation of immigrants' services groups, New York City can be a relatively accommodating place for immigrants to grow old.
But although the animus toward the United States is the public face of the Duma, when an American reporter showed up in person, the house proved a rather accommodating place.
Panama, which offers up its national flag to international shippers, local addresses to ghost corporations, and an anything-goes banking system to anyone with money, has long been renowned as an accommodating place for business.
Nowhere is that more evident than in her decision to attend Princeton, which — with tough academic demands and a mid-Atlantic climate — is not the most accommodating place for someone who has aspirations of becoming a professional golfer.
Suddenly you are a time traveler, fighting to rescue your timeline, the one where people are supposed to be equal, where opportunity will expand and the world will become a safer and more open and accommodating place for everyone, regardless of race or sexuality or gender or country of origin.
