The phrase "aid to accommodate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing assistance or support provided to help someone or something adjust or fit into a particular situation or environment.
Example: "The organization provided aid to accommodate the needs of the displaced families during the crisis."
Alternatives: "assistance to facilitate" or "support to adjust".
I recently participated in a hearing study where I had to adjust my hearing aids to accommodate for background noise.
The reality is that there are limited beds and insufficient financial aid available to accommodate the wealth of qualified applicants.
Suzanne Rab, counsel at Hogan & Hartson in London, said: "The commission has shown it is prepared to flex the state aid rules to accommodate the extraordinary events brought about by the credit crunch.
Aid agencies are working to accommodate the large numbers of unaccompanied children.
The federal government has extended the deadline for emergency aid to Jan . 10 he added, to accommodate hotel, restaurant, airline and tourism employees who were recently laid off or will be shortly.
In central and south Somalia, an estimated 1.8 million children are out of school because of internal displacement and insecurity, while in drought-affected areas of Kenya, where many refugees have sought aid, communities are under pressure to accommodate new students – more than one in four schools in these areas are struggling to absorb the increased number of students now seeking education.
"The rooms are small and it is hard to accommodate mobility aids and other equipment that may become necessary as residents' health begins to fail.
This suggests that further research into the time required to accommodate patient decision aids into routine care is required as well as research into how other members of the healthcare team may be involved in facilitating the use of decision aids.
A measure that passed this summer to raise the debt ceiling included federal spending caps; that deal allowed for those caps to grow to accommodate emergency disaster aid.
