The phrase "accommodate their requirements" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the need to meet or fulfill specific needs or conditions set by someone or a group.
Example: "Our goal is to accommodate their requirements to ensure a successful partnership."
Alternatives: "meet their needs" or "fulfill their demands."
[One] passenger on the [New York to Tel Aviv] flight, named only as Galit, said ultra-orthodox passengers had suggested she and her husband sit separately to accommodate their religious requirements.
In 2013, Nauert hysterically claimed that "sharia law is now changing everything" after a Minnesota YMCA announced it would host a private swim class for Muslim girls to accommodate their religious clothing requirement.
After all, operators who have the ability to switch a user's session from one access technology to another can better manage their networks and better accommodate service requirements of their users [16].
"It is unacceptable that disabled people should be called to attend an assessment at a centre which is inappropriately located, inaccessible to them or where reasonable adjustments cannot be made to accommodate special requirements arising from their health condition," the report states.
The patients' reluctance to change their whole diet to accommodate the requirements of diabetes care was present in many narratives.
Re "Broadcast Tower Is Urged for Governors I". (news article, May 1): The Empire State Building has been working diligently to create expanded facilities to accommodate the requirements of all broadcasters that lost their World Trade Center antennas on Sept. 11.
We discuss their strengths and weaknesses, and investigate their appropriateness to accommodate real time requirements necessitated by most of today traffic.
This creates new opportunities to build applications that better integrate real-time state of the physical world and requires agility for the software to accommodate customers' requirements.
