The phrase "accommodate these three" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to making arrangements or adjustments to include or support three specific items, people, or concepts.
Example: "We need to accommodate these three requests in our project plan to ensure everyone's needs are met."
Alternatives: "make room for these three" or "include these three".
To a large extent, Egypt's inability to accommodate these three themes lies at the root of its current plight.
We designed MethylMix to accommodate these three criteria to identify methylation driven genes in diseases.
Although we show how our analysis could be extended to accommodate these three alternative interpretations in each case, such an extension would hide other problems in the BioModels knowledge base from automated discovery.
When financing failed to materialize, he looked for an existing story to accommodate these two actors and for the third time in his career was drawn to Balzac.
Big producers and grid owners are having to invest billions more to accommodate these two factors.The likely election of a conservative government in September has given the nuclear lobby fresh hope.
Rather than trying to accommodate these two traditions, Arab intellectuals have defended not only the noble elements of Islamic culture but the repressive ones as well, said Hazem Saghyeh, an author and columnist for Al-Hayat, an Arabic newspaper published in London.
He came up with an outline for a contemporary mystery called "Next Year in Paris". When financing failed to materialize, he looked for an existing story to accommodate these two actors and for the third time in his career was drawn to Balzac.
Jammu and Kashmir: The list of paramedics selected for this year's Hajj pilgrimage includes two government employees who are ineligible for Hajj deputation, Greater Kashmir reports, saying that rules have been broken by the central and state government to accommodate these two candidates.
