The phrase "accommodates one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a situation, place, or service that is designed to meet the needs of an individual.
Example: "The new hotel room accommodates one, providing all the necessary amenities for a comfortable stay."
Alternatives: "suits one" or "fits one."
The colony accommodates one memorable villain: Parker Posey's Dr. Smith, a sociopath who skitters onto the screen, flashing with a scavenger's gaze.
In fact, the living room of his small house here accommodates one person, standing, in addition to Mr. Kagarise, while other rooms are accessible only by walking sideways through the narrow passageways formed by the mountains of LP's.
Tucked in between the boulders above an unnamed lake near the foot of a peak called Cnicht in north Wales is a collection of rocks that make up a stone hotel – or, to be more accurate, a cosy chamber that comfortably accommodates one or two people.
None of this is anomalous for a rural city that accommodates one of ICE's 82 detention centers, but Eloy is indeed an anomaly.
We have previously shown that F1 TnC is a typical collapsed dumbbell EF-hand prothat thaccommodatestes one calcium ion in its fourth EF-hand.
One of these buildings (building A, 80 beds) accommodates one hospital ward, an intensive care unit, an outpatient clinic, and a radiodiagnostic facility, which are mostly devoted to renal transplant medicine and clinical immunology, including HIV medicine.
On this afternoon, six bikes sat locked to the racks of the shelter, which have individual iron humps meant to accommodate one bike on each side.
Although parts of South Blackstone Avenue south of 53rd Street accommodate two-way traffic, near the library it is a northbound street that accommodates one-way traffic running north along the 1436 east block and ending immediately to the west of (behind) the Blackstone Library at 4900 south (see Kenwood map in external links below and picture to the right).
However, the need is greater than we could accommodate on one visit to Africa.
Evidently, the enzyme is "spring-loaded" in a conformation in which functional groups are positioned to accommodate one particular conformer, depending on the distinct stage of the catalytic cycle.
That combination — Scott and Tino at first, Tino and the women on the field after — moved this story to a depth that was almost unbearable, yet they all pushed on, struggled to accommodate one another.
