The phrase "accommodated here" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone or something being provided with a place or space in a specific location or context.
Example: "The guests will be accommodated here during the conference, ensuring their comfort and convenience."
Alternatives: "housed here" or "placed here".
If you left the living room as is, you can see how four roommates might be accommodated here.
"I have no act," Mr. Vilanch says early on, an invitation to criticism that won't be accommodated here.
"We want to promote solidarity and cohesion, and these young people want to emphasize that everyone has a place and will be accommodated here," Mr Heberlein added.
The "footprint" for the show -- that is, the distance it needs from front to back -- is 36 feet, easily accommodated here.
Its very name evokes full sails, swift boats and cool breezes; but more than that, anyone with a hankering for fresh fish will be accommodated here.
A photoaffinity probe can be accommodated here with retention of high affinity binding (Stangl et al., 1993), consistent with the side chain of the residue sitting in an exposed area when CGRP is bound to its receptor, although it is highly conserved in CGRP as either aspartate or asparagine.
Also, since it was about a talking car, it would have had to accommodate here in 2012 the existence of cars that actually do talk, not only to their drivers but to one another as well.
Application level monitoring is also accommodated for here, in addition to support for Service Level Agreement (SLA) negotiation.
Just one quick comment to accommodate down here.
If the L.P.G.A. has to move the date of its first major to accommodate Augusta National, here's one idea how Augusta National members could make the change palatable.
"I just played a five-hour round, I'm mentally drained, physically drained, hungry, and I think it is more important that I maintain my physical strength, mental strength and have a break than it is to accommodate everyone here".
