The phrase "accommodated to each" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey the idea of being adjusted or tailored to individual needs or preferences, but the phrasing is awkward.
Example: "The program was designed to be accommodated to each participant's unique requirements."
Alternatives: "tailored to each" or "adapted for each".
In order to have a mutually beneficial and prosperous future, Poles and Ukrainians need to be more accommodating to each other's sensitivities concerning the past.
Set against a playground of capering children with no sense of religious affiliation at all, a young western re-settlement worker sounded wise beyond his years, saying "It will take generations before people are able to accommodate to each other and come to a new understanding".
A period of eight weeks also allows for children to accommodate to each condition and is not so long to adversely affect recruitment and compliance in the 'no games' condition.
Rehabilitation hospitals can accommodate to specific needs of each medically stable patient.
For this reason, it is hard to provide general guidelines on the optimal parameters for analysis, but HFCC's flexibility to accommodate to the specific needs of each study is a great asset.
TEM observations show that, before cycling, the martensite variants are well self-accommodated to each other with the 〈011〉 type II twinning as the main lattice invariant shear.
Make sure to keep the ranges wide enough to accommodate 3 to 5 percent raises each year for several years.
Twin two-story garages on either wing of the home are expected to accommodate up to 30 cars each.
The aim is to accommodate up to three different uses each day as well as elaborate set changes during performances.
"Again, we appreciate your busy schedules and will make every effort to accommodate each of you to arrange for an opportunity to explore any questions or concerns you might have about the proposed contracts".
