The phrase "accommodated widely" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where something has been made suitable or adapted for a broad range of people or circumstances.
Example: "The new policy has been accommodated widely to ensure that it meets the needs of all employees."
Alternatives: "adapted broadly" or "adjusted extensively."
Morgan, a former chairman of the ECB, was still writing his final report 24 hours before the meeting, agonising over how to accommodate widely conflicting views.
Care and services offered through these processes will be likely to have too narrow a focus to accommodate widely varying needs.
One of the long-recognized challenges in modeling cardiac dynamics [ 1– 4] is developing efficient and accurate algorithms that can accommodate the widely varying scales in both space and time [ 5].
Even so, in an effort to accommodate a prosecution widely regarded as orchestrated by the Kremlin, Mr. Khodorkovsky at one point offered a rare mea culpa for some of his business practices.
The shift will also most likely step up criticism of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, which manages the airport, for not accommodating what is widely considered to be the airline industry's most successful start-up company in a generation.
The SuperPro Designer modeling software used in these case studies accommodated all major process unit operations in two widely different PMB manufacturing approaches.
It is widely believed that when accommodations are made, one member of the accommodated couple will be less qualified than his or her partner, as well as other candidates who might be identified in a traditional search.
Context is widely recognized as a multi-dimensional factor that must be accommodated when tailoring, adapting, implementing, scaling-up or spreading programs or interventions to optimize impact and enhance sustainability [ 16, 19].
Wear business-casual attire at a minimum to accommodate differing expectations of widely diverse employers.
To accommodate for a more widely used quantitative approach using SILAC, we reconstructed the human MRM kinome library by setting up variable modifications with mass shifts introduced by heavy isotope labeling with lysine (+8 Da) and arginine (+6 Da).
