The phrase "accommodated to their" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something has been adjusted or tailored to meet the needs or preferences of a particular group or individual.
Example: "The training program was accommodated to their specific learning styles to ensure maximum engagement."
Alternatives: "tailored to their" or "adapted to their".
Explorers come to a new land full of dreams of their private Cathays," Richard Ellmann once wrote, "and their first reactions to it depend upon how well it can be accommodated to their hopes.
These parents accommodated to their child's needs early on by restricting their social life and making changes in family routines.
The parents of children with developmental disabilities accommodated to their child's needs early on, for example, by restricting their social life and making changes in family routines.
Finally, we expected that distress ratings would decrease over the 2-hour interval as patients accommodated to their hospital rooms, and that parent-child concordance on the VASs would increase with time given parents' prototypical constant presence and vigilance during the initial hospitalization period [ 40].
"They mature, they accommodate to their deficits and they're more likely to take medication".
There is also the possibility that the source maps may already have been generalized by some omissions to accommodate to their own scales.
(Although this judge, a libertarian-tilting George H. W. Bush appointee, Vaughn Walker, who likes to hire magicians for the court's annual dinner, has been so accommodating to their side that Ed Meese complained he was tilting the case).
Scattered among the state's election results are some warning signs for Republicans looking at a future that may not be as accommodating to their policy prescriptions and sometimes harsh rhetoric on hot-button social issues.
"But people accommodate to their restricted circumstances and lower their expectations – is that really the way we want to achieve happiness?" he responded.
In unsupervised learning, networks must evolve processing strategies which find similarities among inputs, progressively accommodating to their objective distribution (Churchland 1989, pp. 246 8; P.S. Churchland and Sejnowski 1992, pp. 96 7, 202 221).
Self-promotion is especially important for women, who are often socialized to be humble and accommodating to their peers.
