The phrase "accommodate the recommendations" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the act of adjusting or adapting to suggestions or advice given by others.
Example: "We will do our best to accommodate the recommendations made by the committee in our final report."
Alternatives: "adapt to the suggestions" or "implement the advice".
In this Example 2, the wellness program does not satisfy the requirements of paragraph (f)(4)(iii) of this section because the program does not accommodate the recommendations of the participant's personal physician with regard to medical appropriateness, as required under paragraph (f)(4)(iv)(C)(3) of this section.
Thus while guidelines containing additional tools, templates or instructions to support user implementation may be lengthy, this content is meant to help users more easily accommodate the recommendations by identifying resource implications and implementation strategies.
If an employee's doctor says the standard is not appropriate for that worker, the employer-sponsored insurance plan "must provide a reasonable alternative standard that accommodates the recommendations of the individual's personal physician," the rule says.
A few sections have been changed in the new version, accommodating the recommendations made by the referees.
A draft version has already been published and will now be amended to accommodate the Dilnot recommendations.
Moreover, we have extended some methods (e.g., using merging of segmentation results in both the wavelet-based smoothing and CGHseg) to accommodate the latest recommendations [12] and needs in the field (e.g., mapping to gain/loss/no-change to allow interpretation based on type of alteration).
WHO's PMTCT revisions raise a number of operational issues concerning the ability of treatment programmes to accommodate the new recommendations.
To accommodate these recommendations, the patients in the present trial will be asked to rate their current knee condition pre-surgery (baseline), and at each follow-up (KOOS) and also rate changes in their condition since baseline (GPE).
Based on this rationale, we devised a Service Recommender mechanism and introduced a slight modification in the service lifecycle to accommodate the new Service Recommendation protocol that supports the mechanism.
Laboratories that have been hitherto accommodating the WHO recommendations are now having the possibility of reducing their centrifugation time to less than half of the original amount and in turn, to reduce their overall TAT significantly.
These recommendations accommodate the contemporary requirements for the knowledge and competency needs in this rapidly evolving field of medicine.
