The phrase "accommodated by this" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that is being adjusted or made suitable by a particular factor or condition.
Example: "The changes in the schedule were accommodated by this new policy, allowing for greater flexibility."
Alternatives: "supported by this" or "facilitated by this".
However, city officials hinted that since it was unlikely that two huge towers would be built in the World Trade Center's space and that smaller buildings might go there instead, businesses that chose to set up shop in other boroughs might be accommodated by this plan if lower Manhattan became overpopulated.
However, there are some aspects that cannot be accommodated by this type of correction.
We review a substantial and relevant body of literature produced in different areas of study that are accommodated by this ecological-dynamical version of Bernstein's levels.
Some persons over a certain weight/waist size cannot be accommodated by this arrangement.
Balancing and stabilizing selection are easily accommodated by this definition.
In cases of outstanding personal or family circumstances, requests for placement at particular sites are accommodated by this office giving a quasi-random allocation.
Once a nanocrystalline layer softer than the coarse structure has formed, the vast majority of strain is accommodated by that layer: this leads to extreme inhomogeneities, a large strain gradient along the axial direction and huge deviations of the actual local shear strain from the calculated strain.
This improvement again would be accommodated by the power system described here.
This biphasic behavior was not accommodated by the initial model of HBV viral dynamics developed by Nowak et al. [37].
This flexible, tailor-made approach is accommodated by the regulatory registration process.
This equation describes the formation of interstitial edema accommodated by the interstitium.
