The phrase "accommodate successful" is not correct in written English as it lacks clarity and proper context.
It could be used in a context where you are discussing the ability to adapt or make arrangements for something that is successful, but it needs additional words for clarity.
Example: "We need to accommodate successful strategies in our business plan to ensure growth."
Alternatives: "support successful" or "facilitate success".
The Investment Company Institute, a trade group representing mutual funds, said on Friday that the six-month delay would "provide funds with significant additional time to implement Facta's many obligations with greater cost efficiency and to accommodate the successful and ongoing intergovernmental agreement initiative".
We hypothesized that cougars adjust their behavior to accommodate anthropogenic development, facilitating successful use of modified habitats.
Would you change a reasonably successful formula to accommodate, albeit on paper the best player in the squad on his day, Wayne Rooney?
The Australian selectors sought to accommodate Hayden, who had been successful as a Test opener, into the ODI team by rotating him with Gilchrist and Waugh, but this appeared to unsettle the team.
For smooth problems, spectral element methods have proved very successful, since they can accommodate fairly complicated geometries while retaining a rapid rate of convergence.
Just how wide would depend on the extent the law is changed to accommodate the lawsuit (should it be successful) but it could represent a serious evolution in the relationship between users and services online.
And, in any case, the budget wouldn't accommodate a superstar; because Fogelson had released successful microbudget films at Universal, STX had begun considering less expensive projects, and this one was budgeted at just ten million dollars.
And I particularly ask the question, how do educated and successful black and brown people accommodate this?
The most successful transitions are often flexible to accommodate changing needs and contexts identified through midterm assessments.
However, most of the successful early-generation allopolyploids have to accommodate the two divergent genomes in one nucleus by adjusting organization and function of both genomes through genetic and epigenetic alterations [ 32, 36- 38].
