The phrase "accommodated a request" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of fulfilling or agreeing to someone's request or need.
Example: "The manager accommodated a request for additional resources to complete the project on time."
Alternatives: "fulfilled a request" or "met a request".
Mr. Snyder continues on to accommodate a request to visit the village cemetery — clearly not something he wants to do.
A recent survey of 866 adults by Harris Interactive for Mom Corps (a talent acquisition firm) found two-thirds reporting their companies would accommodate a request for a flexible work schedule to take care of kids, or for other reasons.
Steny Hoyer, the outgoing House majority leader, noted Thursday that he couldn't remember a single instance when Democrats did not change their schedule to accommodate a request to meet with President George W. Bush.
Pangalangan said judges were "willing to accommodate a request" to start the trial after the Muslim festival of Eid al-Fitr, which ends the fasting month of Ramadan in early July.
The emailed response from the Guggenheim's chief curator to the White House was polite but firm: The museum could not accommodate a request to borrow a painting by Vincent van Gogh for President and Melania Trump's private living quarters.
At the same time that Rosenstein was brokering Trump's demand for an investigation, the President directed his chief of staff to accommodate a request from House Republicans to view certain secret documents from the Russia investigation.
This change accommodates a request that many of the Graduiertenkollegs have been making for years.
I am particularly impressed by the bartender's accommodating a request for extra horseradish in a Bloody Mary.
The ride will also be built about 20 feet farther off the road than originally expected, accommodating a request from county planners who wanted it clear of the right of way below.
Even though young people can rattle off a list of must-have items without much prying, accommodating a request for a pony or a convertible is usually out of the question, and thus, adults often find themselves in a rut when it comes to gift-giving around the holiday season.
