The phrase "accommodate that need" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the act of meeting or fulfilling a specific requirement or necessity.
Example: "To ensure all students have access to the resources they require, we must find ways to accommodate that need."
Alternatives: "meet that need" or "fulfill that need".
Engineering should accommodate that need to the maximum extent possible.
Mr. Duncan believes that sometimes a person needs two kinds of shoes, and an easy way to accommodate that need is with a two-in-one sole.
The live nature of the project – streaming material, maps and info that need to be updated for every performance – were big considerations, and a web app seemed the clearest way to accommodate that need for constant updates.
For example, when Haier discovered that customers in rural China were using the company's washing machines to clean vegetables like sweet potatoes, the company modified its product designs to accommodate that need.
So this would accommodate that need".
SEA SME's need a solution that can solve more than just domestic accounting goals, but also regionally, and need a product that is localized for each region". To accommodate that need, Pymlo offers more than 150 currency options and multi-language support.
They need to move much more quickly than that and the subscription model accommodates that need for agility.
If the papal commission cannot accommodate that, its brief needs revising.
"You can do it working virtually, and there's real value in accommodating that employee need". The better that mobile technology becomes, and the more employers embrace the bring your own device (BYOD) to work philosophy, the more deeply connected workers become to their workplaces, which exist on the same devices as their social networks and family photos.
Meanwhile, Sjostrom estimates that commercial space (both office and warehouse) is only 70% utilized in Galveston, which means the city can accommodate companies that need to temporarily or permanently relocate.
These large stalls are also to accommodate patients that need extra room to preform tasks such as draining an ostomy bag of fecal matter, voiding a drainage bag of urine, or even releasing stomach acid by a tube fed patient.
