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The phrase "are flat to accommodate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing objects or surfaces that are designed to be level or even in order to fit a specific purpose or requirement.
Example: "The shelves in the cabinet are flat to accommodate the various sizes of books we have."
Alternatives: "are level to fit" or "are even to allow for".
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The smartphones of today are flat, to accommodate touch screens.
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We are willing to accommodate him.
Rehearsals are designed to accommodate parenting duties.
Other closets are rejiggered to accommodate work.
Browsers are changing to accommodate powerful applications.
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