The phrase "accommodate their request" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express the act of fulfilling or meeting someone's request or need.
Example: "We are happy to accommodate their request for a later meeting time."
Alternatives: "fulfill their request" or "meet their request."
A Downing Street source said the schedule for his two-day US visit was too tight to accommodate their request.
"Doesn't the airline have a responsibility, for the safety of all its passengers, to keep young kids with their caregivers?" Responding, Todd Lehmacher, a US Airways spokesman, wrote in an e-mail, "We are sympathetic to families traveling together and make every effort to accommodate their request".
The president argued that his administration has gone out of its way to accommodate their requests.
Target does our best to work around the schedules of all of our team members, making every effort to accommodate their requests.
But as Wharton notes, "broadcasters will do their darndest to work with candidates to accommodate their requests for ad time" during the election's critical final moments, to prevent the candidates from being drowned out.
In a statement posted on The Consumerist, a Target spokesperson said the company would be paying workers a higher holiday wage, adding that management "does our best to work around the schedules of all of our team members, making every effort to accommodate their requests".
Ferriss accommodated their requests with generous, open-source charm.
We accommodated their requests," President Lukashenko told reporters after casting his vote on Sunday in Minsk.
Several international flights have been delayed because of this issue, with some men standing in the aisles and refusing to sit down until a few women gave in and accommodated their requests to switch seats.
We cannot legally accommodate their reasonable requests.
Nonsmokers are accommodated upon their request.
