The phrase "accommodate to a changing" is not correct in English.
The correct form would be "accommodate to change" or "accommodate to a changing environment."
Example: "Businesses must learn to accommodate to a changing market to remain competitive."
Alternatives: "adapt to change" or "adjust to a changing".
Flexibility, creativity and interaction are among the new watchwords--the idea is to design both spaces and furniture that can be changed easily and quickly, to accommodate a changing workforce and to encourage informal--or even formal--collaborations.
News sites love bad news, and even though the pollsters have not changed their methods to accommodate a changing demographic, the future certainly looks bleak.
In a turbulent economy that has carried a wide range of organizations, including arts groups, banks and newspapers, to the brink, orchestras are being forced to re-examine their missions and structures to accommodate a changing fiscal and social landscape.
"The buying power of Latinos alone is growing at a compound rate of 8.7percentt, almost double that of non-Hispanics," he writes, giving just one quick reason that companies will need to further reshape their selling strategies to accommodate a changing marketplace.
"The city is trying to accommodate a changing transportation environment, and they have a strategic plan for how we are going to accommodate a lot of new realities," said Agouridis, who noted that there are 25,000 garage spaces in the central business district.
Adaptive phenotypic plasticity allows individuals within a population to accommodate a changing environment [ 4, 5] by facilitating rapid movement to a new fitness optimum.
In the present section, we discuss the dynamic parameter adjustment of CSMA/ECA to accommodate a changing (and potentially high) number of contenders.
As a company with a long history of developing 3D software, it sees the cloud development platform as a natural extension of what it's been doing and a way to accommodate a changing market, while attracting a new generation of developers.
A new approach to accommodate the changing dynamics of a plant's operation is now possible with the Coordinated Knowledge Management method.
Libraries will need to be designed to accommodate the changing needs of their users.
