"accommodating our needs" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used in context of providing a service, product, or opportunity to meet a particular need. For example, "The food delivery service is very accommodating to our needs, delivering right to our doorstep."
He added, "It seems like the Justice Department is more interested in creating a new policy of secrecy than in accommodating our need to get to the bottom of the Boston mess".
But we have done this with a frontiers worldview – we have believed we can always expand and grow into new spaces to accommodate our needs.
St. Lawrence officials have been working with a community advisory group since Day 1 to ensure that they are a good neighbor -- even developing alternate routes for their trucks to accommodate our needs.
However, the complex structures of these ontologies with multiple calls on other existing controlled vocabularies did not accommodate our needs.
However, Mother Nature does not always accommodate our needs nor does she care upon whose parade she rains.
Amazon Connect easily integrates with our existing systems, and the usage-based pricing accommodates our need for seasonal scalability without financial impact.
We were on vacation and this was the perfect way to accommodate our need for some quality time alone and be close enough to address anything urgent that could possibly arise.
However, we also recognized the necessity to extend existing systematic review methods to accommodate our need in environmental health to integrate data from multiple evidence streams (human, animal, in vitro) and focus on observational human studies rather than on the randomized clinical trials more commonly encountered in the field of health-care intervention (NTP 2012a, 2012b).
We have created great universities which are challenged in their capacity to accommodate our human needs of expression, anger, frustration and even civil disobedience together with the need to feel safe.
The court was very accommodating to our needs.
