The phrase "accommodated ourselves" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing how individuals or a group have adjusted or adapted to a situation or environment.
Example: "During our stay at the hotel, we accommodated ourselves to the new time zone by adjusting our sleeping schedule."
Alternatives: "adapted ourselves" or "adjusted ourselves".
That there is little we can do apart from accommodate ourselves to that fact.
I think moderate imperfections had better be borne with; because, when once known, we accommodate ourselves to them, and find practical means of correcting their ill effects.
Ironically, we may reluctantly accommodate ourselves to being watched at the A.T.M., the airport, in stores, but our appetite for observing people in extremely personal circumstances doesn't seem to wane".
So while we may agree with the Field's attention to the fair's cultural condescension, while we may accommodate ourselves to aspects of its multiculturalism, the screw deserves another turn: for all the flaws and failings, there were wonders and possibilities on display.
If we are summering on Nantucket Island, our boating and swimming will be little disturbed by the tides, for the range between high and low water is only a foot or two, but if we choose to vacation along the upper part of the Bay of Fundy, we must accommodate ourselves to a rise and fall of from forty to fifty feet, although both places are on the same body of water — the Gulf of Maine.
"Instead of acknowledging that it may be our responsibility to accommodate ourselves to nature, we choose to change our perception of nature," he noted.
If instead of accommodating ourselves to what is "wrong," we would put our efforts in creating new 'rights'rights
The sooner we recognize and address the requirements of accommodating ourselves to these new realities the better it will be for the refugees and for their host countries.
We can accommodate ourselves to this irreality and Macron's newly installed representatives, so preternaturally smooth and remote as to suggest that they might have been elected while Leviathan was sleeping.
On the surface, acceptance -- that is, being realistic about what we cannot change in our lives and accommodating ourselves to those facts -- should be the easiest thing to do.
