The phrase "accommodate price" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an attempt to convey the idea of adjusting or being flexible with pricing, but it is not a commonly used expression.
Example: "We are willing to accommodate price adjustments for bulk orders to ensure customer satisfaction."
Alternatives: "adjust the price" or "be flexible with pricing".
Many of the fest's wealthier attendees find alternate accommodations in the surrounding area communities from Indio to Palm Springs empty out to accommodate price-gouged rentals for the weekends.
"We've always said the way to address carbon emissions here in Australia is with a market-based mechanism, a cap-and-trade mechanism, that puts a price on pollution and allows the economy to accommodate that price.
You can accommodate break price on a case-by-case basis just for the discriminating price-sensitive shopper without changing your regular prices or margin".
At least, the iPad maker has room to accommodate lower prices.
He fired management, cut costs to accommodate a price-obsessed market and increased profits from $55 million to $230 million in sevenyears.
But Bouygues is unlikely to find the boss of either enterprise accommodating on price.The second is that as things stand Bouygues is threatening to fire a lot of people.
During the nineteen-seventies oil crisis, Brookes argued that devising ways to produce goods with less oil — an obvious response to higher prices — would merely accommodate the new prices, causing energy consumption to be higher than it would have been if no effort to increase efficiency had been made; only later did he discover that Jevons had anticipated him by more than a century.
The Marmite dispute resulted in gaps on Tesco's shelves after the UK's largest supermarket chain refused to accept price increases of about 10% on household brands ranging from Marmite to Persil and Flora in order to accommodate the falling price of sterling.
The empirical analysis shows how the model rationalizes the oil market in the period preceding the price collapse as a high-price accommodate scenario; OPEC optimally chose not to squeeze US shale despite having sufficient spare capacity to do so.
