The phrase "accommodated for instance" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct usage would typically be "accommodated, for instance," where "for instance" serves as an example.
Example: "The new policy accommodated, for instance, the needs of remote workers."
Alternatives: "for example" or "such as".
Among these series the smallest spherical cluster, which can accommodate, for instance a deuterated hydronium cation, is dodekahedra (b) with 20 water molecules composed from 12 pentamers (a).
That may explain that in males, a larger LMA would have chosen based on weight, while oropharyngeal or laryngeal structures would not accommodate for instance a size 5.
Winter pressures can also be accommodated by, for instance, re-arranging elective operations.
It's a growing trend for empty-nesters to modify their homes — by installing elevators and creating wide spaces to accommodate wheelchairs, for instance — to meet their needs as elderly people.
He was all too humble and accommodating compared with, for instance, Willie Nelson singing the blues with Jazz at Lincoln Center.
It would be far more democratic for lawmakers to change their election laws to accommodate voter choice: for instance, to allow instant runoff voting for executives and proportional voting for legislators.
While the legislator regulated the consultation procedure in euthanasia requests it did not accommodate this procedure, for instance by providing adequate training for physicians to assess the due care criteria and other complex circumstances that would make a euthanasia legally acceptable.
You may need to wear your coat or jacket loosely to accommodate your sling - for instance, try draping a suit jacket over your shoulders without putting either arm into the sleeves.
They say it will require heavier wings to accommodate the larger engines, for instance.
