The phrase "as they accommodated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe how individuals or groups adjusted or adapted to certain circumstances or needs.
Example: "The team worked diligently as they accommodated the diverse requirements of their clients."
Alternatives: "as they adjusted" or "as they adapted".
Slums were usually jerry-built houses speculatively constructed around a mill, factory or mine, which soon became overcrowded, as they accommodated migrants from an impoverished rural hinterland.
Given the similarity between the analyses, we focused our discussion on fossil-tip calibrations, as they accommodated the phylogenetic uncertainty surrounding the placement of the Canarium fossil within a non-monophyletic group by allowing it to vary in position along the stem leading to the crown of the wet forest Canarieae (node A).
Deltaic systems are sensitive to natural and human-induced changes as they accommodate numerous activities and have high ecological, economic and social importance.
Valentine's Day seems to benefit men while requiring women to smile as they accommodate the desires of another man one more time.
Moreover, these economic and fiscal problems are sending more and more Puerto Ricans to the mainland in search of jobs, placing additional responsibilities on destination states like New York and Florida as they accommodate those newcomers.
Genes separated from 9 to 15 bps show the highest SD presence as they accommodate the SD sequence within an intergenic region.
The conserved, positively charged residues that line the aminoacyl binding pocket of aSelBL could potentially accommodate the negative thiol group of cysteine, just as they accommodate the negative selenol group in classical SelBs.
The rooted rings that optimally explain the distribution of both the genes and indels, shown in figure 3, are slightly more complex as they accommodate an additional indel in the GGGPS gene that is present in the Eocyta and is absent in the Halo bacteria.
Some individuals may perceive these transitional events as insignificant, as they have accommodated to the continual change brought about by a chronic disease [ 12, 13].
For the first time, universities can take as many top-performing students as they can accommodate, provided they have A-level grades of at least AAB.
