The phrase "accommodate them for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing making arrangements or adjustments for someone's needs or preferences.
Example: "We need to accommodate them for their dietary restrictions during the event."
Alternatives: "make arrangements for them" or "adjust for their needs."
The challenge then was to get teams of 5 6 young people, with supplies and equipment, safely, economically and as quickly as possible to each of these 15 sites, accommodate them there for the several days of the survey, and bring them back.
"They confuse and conflate them, and the girls that I've worked with in Detroit do these amazing workshops around gender that I hope to be a part of any screenings that can accommodate them". As for Renisha McBride, the short stands as an example of the influence that content creation can have.
If you are not sure whether you can accommodate them, ask them for suggestions!
There are even innovations happening in the field, and the field seems happy to accommodate them: Last fall, a Kickstarter for the first-ever collapsible menstrual cup earned more than 4,000 percent of its goal funds.
From Figure 4(a), it is clearly observed that the 4-methoxyphenyl and 4-cyanophenyl substituents occupy part of a large hydrophobic pocket that is able to accommodate them, providing an explanation for compounds 2b and 2c being almost equipotent to 2a that bears no substituents in the phenyl ring.
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Oh, I'll accommodate them, I'll rummage around for something to feed them.
Those remarks, plus the free-for-all that developed in the interview room as dozens of Uruguayan reporters fought to gain admittance to a room far too small to accommodate them all, were too much for Scottish Coach Alex Ferguson.
