The phrase "accommodated for any" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct usage would typically involve "accommodated" without "for" or a different preposition.
Example: "The venue can be accommodated to meet the needs of any group."
Alternatives: "adapted for any" or "adjusted to any".
Perry Ellis has always accommodated for an active lifestyle.
A consequence for the institutional strategic foresighting could be that as long as GCM dominates the organization's learning it will not be necessary to accommodate for any adjustment of the learning rate: Slow-learning institutions might experience an improvement in code knowledge being almost identical to the one experienced by quick-learning organizations.
To accommodate for any unexplained heterogeneity, random effects model was used for analysis.
We visualized the map of immune responses which can accommodate for any particular combination of activated T cell responses (Fig. 5).
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.03523.008 Next, we compared ribosome density in lncRNAs and codRNAs in each of the species focusing on regions covered by ribosome profiling reads to accommodate for any differences in the length of the putatively translated regions.
Making these plans flexible to accommodate for any contingency- like illness or a lawsuit- is also important.
While all the functional groups are well accommodated for in this structure, any other structural placement of the acetoxy group lacks support of 1H NMR spectroscopic data.
At the same time, however, laggards must be accommodated for some years.
Michelangelo therefore purposefully accommodated for distance and angle, common practice among Renaissance painters but not sculptors.
More than 300,000 people who were accommodated for voting early, and another 200,000 by mail.
