The phrase "accommodate the program" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the need to adjust or make provisions for a specific program or initiative.
Example: "We need to accommodate the program to ensure it meets the needs of all participants."
Alternatives: "adapt to the program" or "adjust for the program."
The main design goal of the type system is to support the features of the Smalltalk language, like metaclasses and blocks, live programming, and to accommodate the programming idioms used in practice.
The National Football League, in the spirit of excess, introduced a third Thanksgiving Game to accommodate the programming needs of the NFL Network.
The National Football League, in the spirit of excess consumption, introduced a third Thanksgiving Game to accommodate the programming needs of the NFL Network.
Others instead chose their training programs for pragmatic reasons such as availability or because they could accommodate the training program schedule.
Elimination of the sixth floor compelled Spence to excavate an additional floor below ground to accommodate the lost program space.
We had a large building there and so rent would be free, a very nice estate to locate and that would accommodate the training program.
Built in 1919, it was originally designed to accommodate the Ducks football program, but the track team has called it home since the 1920s.
Administration officials hope that this vague formulation reflected a new, if cautious, sense of pragmatism -- one that might open the door to a grand bargain on offensive and defensive systems in which the treaty would be modified to accommodate the American antimissile program.
Last year the State Department embarked on $343 million worth of construction projects around the country to upgrade facilities to accommodate the police training program, which was to have comprised hundreds of trainers and more than 1,000 support staff members working in three cities — Baghdad, Erbil and Basra — for five years.
