The phrase "accommodate where" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a need to adjust or make provisions in a specific location or context, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "We need to accommodate where the event will take place to ensure everyone can attend."
Alternatives: "make arrangements for" or "adjust to the location of".
[Laughs.] So the direction you shoot in the morning, and the direction you shoot in the afternoon, are opposite to each other, and we had to completely change the schedule to accommodate where the sun was at any one point.
"But they do reflect the realities of detention, realities that the Geneva Conventions accommodate, where persons will have to sacrifice some measure of privacy and liberty while under detention".
Every time we did, we sort of had to revise the story to accommodate where the narrative of the city and the national conversation was at the time.
The FSF suggest that 1,800 standing supporters could be accommodated where 1,000 sit, although whether ground authorities would permit that ratio on safety lines is open to question.
Participant preferences, for example for a single-sex activity group or for particular PAs, were accommodated where possible.
Spacious so that a large group of people can be accommodated where possible (not always necessary but a nice touch).
It delays the process to some degree, but we're very careful in making sure we go into locations where its appropriate, where we have enough land within the shopping center to accommodate it, where it doesn't present any hazards to the customers or the environment, or to the neighborhood".
The basic principle of American life is that we try to respect religious beliefs, and accommodate them where we can.
He said the airline told him the plane was the best model to accommodate routes where passengers typically carried a lot of luggage.
This shortened timetable is forcing both campaigns to recalibrate the pace of television advertisements, accelerate voter turnout operations and tailor the candidates' traveling schedules to accommodate states where voting is imminent.
WikiLeaks needs to evolve into an institution that is more stable, with coherent protocols that can readily accommodate situations where the just and unjust are unclearly delineated, as they often are, without diluting the core WikiLeaks mission: unearthing wrongdoing and giving genuine whistleblowers a safe harbor.
