The phrase "accommodate trends in" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the ability to adapt or adjust to current trends in a specific field or context.
Example: "Our company aims to accommodate trends in consumer behavior to stay competitive in the market."
Alternatives: "adapt to trends in" or "adjust to trends in".
Peter Akinola, the Archbishop of Nigeria, has been outspoken on the issue, declaring that the Western church has so assiduously accommodated trends in the secular culture that it has betrayed the faith.
"The government has made clear that it can accommodate all trends in Iraqi society," said Barham Salih, the deputy prime minister.
The network must be dynamically reconfigured (i.e., by opening facilities, expanding and/or contracting their capacities, and closing facilities) over time to accommodate changing trends in demand and/or costs.
In the '90s, auto execs were more than happy to accommodate a trend toward bigger, fuel-guzzling vehicles.
In addition, all concepts of the IPS control system will have to accommodate the trend toward all electric re-configurable ship.
Future Republican presidents will have to decide, as Team Obama has, how to buck or accommodate that trend.
In §§ 51 and 52 of the forthcoming second volume of the Restatement (Third) of Torts: Liability for Physical and Emotional Harm, the reporters have sought to accommodate the trend to extend the liability of possessors of land to trespassers.
From the chosen best fit functions that accommodate the trend for temperature vs depth at these locations, it is observed that the coefficient of determination of these functions ranges from 0.86 to 0.98 as shown in Table 1.
This is a consequence of our choice to use the smallest possible geographic area as the analytic enumeration unit in order to provide a higher level of relevance to policy-makers and accommodate annual trend analysis.
