The phrase "accommodate these points" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the need to consider or incorporate specific ideas or arguments in a discussion or document.
Example: "In order to create a comprehensive report, we must accommodate these points raised during the meeting."
Alternatives: "consider these points" or "incorporate these points".
In this part of the case for mentalism, a number of important objections that have been lodged against internalism are addressed, either of the accessibility or the mentalist variety, and it is argued that the mentalist position can accommodate the points made in the objections.
Like the Wax Tablet, the Aviary founders on its own inability to accommodate the point that thought cannot consist merely in the presentation of a series of inert "objects of thought".
These three perspectives are extremely important for scaling up a system because it accommodates the points of view of curriculum designers, instructors, and students.
His policies are often a balance as he tries to accommodate different points of view.
If it's a first person narrator, it's simpler, but if it's a third person narration then it can accommodate multiple points of view.
Rules or norms that are clear and unquestioned at the government level, such as the separation of church and state (or in another country, the unified church-state), can be modified to accommodate differing points of view when the government funds a nonprofit organization to produce a service.
They associate a floating point number with each base in the genome, and can accommodate missing data points.
"I think there is room within the current range of administration advisers to accommodate all those points of view," Mr. Segal said.
The children may participate in American culture to a greater extent than their parents, and they are constantly faced with the conceptual need to accommodate potentially conflicting points of view.
This simple picture of a right to health care must be modified in two ways to accommodate points already made in our discussion.
