The phrase "accommodate strictly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to adhere to specific guidelines or requirements without deviation.
Example: "We must accommodate strictly to the regulations set forth by the governing body to ensure compliance."
Alternatives: "adhere closely" or "follow precisely".
Extensions accommodating a strictly non-negative numerical energy dissipation in the high-frequency to handle the numerical stiffness of the problem are also discussed briefly.
The elimination of the Vacancy Control Board, which used to control agency hiring, was strictly to accommodate Mayor Bloomberg's decentralized management style, Mr. Cunningham said.
One show not to have suffered a ratings hit over the weekend was cult sci-fi series Doctor Who, which was shown an hour later than usual on Saturday to accommodate the start of Strictly.
The engineered extra disulfide bond in the presumed "protein X -binding site is accommodated with slight, strictly localized conformational changes.
The time-travelling show, which made its eagerly anticipated return last month with Peter Capaldi in the lead role, has been moved to a later time to accommodate the new series of Strictly Come Dancing.
Consequently, this definition of life, if applied strictly, does not accommodate viruses either.
"They are set up that afternoon for another concert, with a cellist, and the only thing they could accommodate on short notice was a strictly stand-up performance".
Blinkin told me that the bridge wasn't strictly necessary; Crimea could accommodate travellers to and from the peninsula by simply increasing the number of ferries between the city of Kerch and the Russian mainland.
"In the academy," he said, "there is unfortunately a strictly enforced orthodoxy, which doesn't necessarily accommodate diversity".
The second Thr row is strictly conserved while the first row can accommodate residues with nonpolar side chains [24].
