The phrase "accommodated a policy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the implementation or adjustment of a policy to fit certain needs or circumstances.
Example: "The organization accommodated a policy to ensure better support for remote workers."
Alternatives: "adapted a policy" or "modified a policy".
After a long period of strict financial regulations that limited credit expansion of commercial banks, starting from the beginning of 1990s, the Thai government had decided to accommodate a policy of financial market deregulation and capital account liberalization.
She can likely do that by showing that a large percentage of non-pregnant workers are accommodated under a policy or practice, while only a small percentage of pregnant workers are afforded accommodations (assuming the employer's justification is not "sufficiently strong" to justify the burden on pregnant workers).
Rather than requiring an institution to reduce the number of African American and Latino students admitted, Justices C. Thomas and A. Scalia pointed out that a university could also reduce its academic selectivity to accommodate a race-neutral policy.
Specifically, because the location model outlined in this paper is flexible enough to accommodate a wide variety of policy restrictions and parameters, it allows policymakers, public health officials, and law enforcement agencies to objectively evaluate potential outcomes prior to the implementation of new alcohol regulations, or in this case, a privatized state system.
Protesting the bride's plus-one policy to accommodate a close friend suggests that the day is about your happiness, not the couple's.
The "undue hardship" analysis can be difficult to apply and employers need to consider the financial and non-financial consequences of adjusting their facially neutral policies to accommodate a few applicants/employees. "But the analysis must be done and is usually accomplished without much fuss.
In late 1941, as the Soviet Union fought on, Nazi ideology and German policy shifted to accommodate a longer war in the east.
A procedure using the framework is also elaborated to monitor the current policies and design new ones, which provides a dynamic, nonlinear, feedback controlled policy making practice, not accommodated by existing policy making frameworks.
But perhaps profits had been boosted by accommodating monetary policy, a credit boom and the associated surge in asset prices.
We now find that multinationals such as the French PSA Group taking over General Motors' subsidiaries in Europe want assurances from HMG that, with Britain out of the single market, they can rely on a supply chain within the UK, supported by an accommodating industrial policy and decent infrastructure.
