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'to accommodate their' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to an action or accommodation taken to meet someone's needs. For example, "The hotel had to move some guests to different rooms in order to accommodate their needs."
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I did my best to accommodate their tastes, desires and needs.
To accommodate their schedules, the meeting has been moved to November 30th.
Fiorina changed the retreat agenda to accommodate their concerns, but resisted any immediate reorganization.
The Joannou place has been extensively redesigned to accommodate their ever-growing private collection.
They are turning to larger dwellings like military tents to accommodate their numbers.
In North Korea the Kims borrowed the mountain's legendary status to accommodate their own revolutionary heritage.
"When you are courting voters," she said, "you need to accommodate their expectations".
Now they just need a little creativity to accommodate their 275-pound prize.
Collectors speak of sacrificing whole floors of their homes to accommodate their ever-growing collections.
In fact, I have proposed a way to accommodate their preferred social ethic.
The area for the sailors is laid out to accommodate their daily routine seamlessly.
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