The phrase "accommodate that request" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express the ability or willingness to fulfill someone's request or need.
Example: "We will do our best to accommodate that request and ensure your needs are met during your stay."
Alternatives: "fulfill that request" or "meet that request".
came to me and asked to be released from the show, and we were able to accommodate that request...
A supervisor "accommodated Ms. Stanley's request by directing her to make arrangements with the other flight attendant on duty such that when a customer requests to be served alcohol, the other flight attendant would accommodate that request," according an Equal Opportunity Commission (EEOC) complaint Stanley filed last week.
However, investors, in general, look to directors to represent their best interests and to protect their investment, and if they want a discussion with a director or the full board, the board should try to accommodate that request.
"Caltrans believed it could accommodate that request because we had every reason to believe all the criteria would be met at a later point". Gish said anyone — a university, a church, a person seeking to honor a loved one — can ask a lawmaker to sponsor a sign request.
If per chance that customer wants capacity from a certain vendor in a certain country or region, Spotinst can accommodate that kind of request too, although as you string together requirements, the cost of delivery goes up.
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Ms. Dayson said that she tries to accommodate requests that are "not too outlandish" because of the statue's importance to so many different kinds of people.
This QoS routing agent uses a modification of Dijkstra's algorithm to find a shortest-narrowest path that accommodates the requested QoS.
The system accommodates that kind of request, but the request with the smaller overhead rate will appear to NIH as a better bargain.
