The phrase "accommodate the case in" is not standard and may be unclear in written English.
It could be used in contexts where you are discussing the need to adjust or adapt something to fit a specific situation or case.
Example: "We need to accommodate the case in our project plan to ensure all requirements are met."
Alternatives: "adapt to the situation" or "adjust for the case".
In her letter to Judge Johnson, Ms. Miller expressed surprise that the judge had not altered his calendar to accommodate the case.
In Monday's legal ruling, Judge Peter Murphy took steps to accommodate the defendant in the case, a 22-year-old London woman who cannot be named for legal reasons.
To accommodate the surge in cases, the parent hospital of the CDC, Tan Tock Seng Hospital (TTSH) became designated as the central facility for management of all SARS cases in Singapore from 22 Mar 2003[ 12].
Last week, Judge Kram dismissed the cases, but said in her ruling that the German Parliament and fund administrators would have to change eligibility rules to accommodate the plaintiffs in the cases before her.
We recommend that it is better to accommodate the damaged cochlea in these cases than to attempt to reverse-engineer the audiometric test results.
As is the case today, Rome had the resources to produce enough food and shelter to accommodate the increase in population, had it only undertaken appropriate planning.
"In this case, the board is terminating the letter writer's parking privilege in order to accommodate the other shareholders in the building," he said.
Also, the ability to customize the feedback frequency and format would be included; since certain types of visual impairment are degenerative [61] and some clear differences were found among the interface preferences of LV and BL users, such customization would also facilitate accommodating the user in case of further vision loss.
The fact that there are staff shortages in all areas could be that there are people who do not have the desire to be there, or the family circumstances to accommodate the shift systems; or in the case of A&E they may not even consider that is the area in which they want to work, vocational calling or not.
As was the case in Rome, we have plenty of land and resources to accommodate a Roman level of immigration.
