The phrase "accommodate the success" is not correct in standard English usage.
It may be intended to express the idea of making adjustments or provisions to support or facilitate success, but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "We need to accommodate the success of our new initiative by providing additional resources and support."
Alternatives: "support the success" or "facilitate the success".
Despite the controversial nature of the platonist claim to be able to explain the success of applied mathematics, to accommodate that success is often taken as a significant benefit of platonism.
Adaptation of the maternal immune response to accommodate the semi-allogeneic fetus is necessary for pregnancy success, and disturbances in maternal tolerance are implicated in infertility and reproductive pathologies.
Logical uses -- military vehicles, for example -- would come years before automobiles, but Michelin's business projections accommodate the possibility that the Tweel may not be an overnight success.
If this program is a success, the existing habitats should be enough to accommodate the eventual population of approximately 200 birds.
It is suggested that regulatory frameworks that accommodate the likely hybrid nature of public transport system outcomes have greater prospects of success than frameworks that do not.
That framework was updated in July 2015 to accommodate the nation's HIV/AIDS strategic goals through 2020 and reflected America's successes.
In the past that has had limited success, agency officials said, because the Canadians have sometimes been unable to accommodate the traffic.
The success of the Picasso photo shoot opened doors at the Paris Opera, whose leadership was thrilled to accommodate the artist.
Chaos to Couture arrived on the heels of the Met's blockbuster Alexander McQueen Savage Beautyy, a critical and box-office success, with its glowing reviews, lines up the block, and extended hours to accommodate the crowds.
He'd accommodate the line — metrically, rhythmically".
