"options to accommodate" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is usually used in a context in which solutions or accommodations are being offered to resolve an issue or difficulty. For example, "We are offering several options to accommodate your needs and preferences."
Their programs also afford numerous repayment options to accommodate a student's financial situation.
When faced with a child who is much more immature than the average student in the class, they have few options to accommodate the child.
3 Reconciliation Forward translations are reconciled into one translation, with several options to accommodate translation company practices.
Forward translations are reconciled into one translation in "Mother" language, with several options to accommodate translation company practices.
To start, all their steaks are organic, and the seven-month-old restaurant offers lots more options to accommodate the new breed of health-conscious movers and shakers.
No single control paradigm is the clear winner in performance or preference, suggesting that it will be important to offer end-users multiple control options to accommodate their individual needs and preferences.
This paper considers the option to accommodate a second main chamber injector that will inject the NH3 that will then burn in air thanks to the hot combusting gases from the combustion of H2 and air using the modes M1 and M2 described above.
Dining options had to accommodate diets from vegetarian to ravenous carnivore.
By the end of 2004, Mr. Fisher said, the Treasury plans to have additional registration options online to accommodate the giving of bonds to children and trust funds.
An analysis of self-build housing options designed to accommodate the urban poor concludes the study.
With nearly 3.5 billion women on this planet, there are a whole bunch of options needed to accommodate all our different needs.
