The phrase "accommodate relationships" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability to adapt or make adjustments to support or enhance interpersonal connections or partnerships.
Example: "In order to foster a positive work environment, we must accommodate relationships among team members."
Alternatives: "support relationships" or "facilitate connections".
The combination has done little credit to the Police Department, which, in fact, has had a generally civil and accommodating relationship with the protesters, according to many people on the scene.
Existing methods only accommodate pairwise relationships such as the case where the suspect and the victim are siblings, for example.
Degrees of freedom for the temperature and dew-point-temperature smooth functions were chosen to accommodate nonlinear relationships between these factors and the health outcomes (Curriero et al. 2002).
To accommodate such relationships, we adopt a priority scheme for mapping concepts to underlying database in which we prefer to map them first to the database scheme, and then we map only those concepts to instances for which we fail to find a schema level mapping.
In order to accommodate this relationship, Sheyndel moves to the city, ostensibly to study midwifery, and there she also learns to play chess and holds a nightly salon, where she and her circle of men discuss literature and politics.
Our eyes are not closed and our hearts are not sealed, but we are hesitant to drastically deviate from our lifestyle patterns to accommodate a relationship.
The gallery might then move us on to a Richard Long sculpture, where highly irregular and jagged stones were brought into harmony within a perfect circle, a metaphor for the way our own differences would ideally be accommodated in relationships.
The penalized spline functions of time and weather variables for accommodating nonlinear relationships of mortality with these variables were incorporated.
Weak relationships accommodate such Container type changes seamlessly ("Container relationships", see below).
