"to further accommodate" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to making an adjustment or doing something that will help in a specific situation or circumstance. For example: "To further accommodate his physical disability, the school suggested relocating his classes to the ground floor."
One solution is to further accommodate China, but that seems destined to end up rewarding bad behavior.
After a quick read, I'll give the S.E.C. substantial credit for addressing the issues with the current rules and for trying to further accommodate cross-border deals.
This summer's timetable for GCSE and A-levels is fixed and will not be changed to further accommodate Muslim pupils who may be fasting despite recent media reports, examination boards have said.
A relatively few athletes in sports such as track and skiing abuse current vague definitions of Olympic eligibility and demand that the rules be changed to further accommodate them and the financial possibilities their Olympic medals can bring.
Opponents of the mandate have heedlessly rushed into court to try to stop an important advance for women's health without even waiting to see the generous (though legally unnecessary revisions) the administration has promised to further accommodate religious employers.
To further accommodate these students, some colleges have announced changes to their SAT subject test requirement, signaling more flexibility among colleges and universities as the weather continues to upend this year's early admission calendar.
The in situ-formed hybrid of Fe2O3/CoO can combine with GNSs to form a porous structure, which can further accommodate its volume change and result in good stability of electrode.
We explored domain-oriented theories (i.e. in Chinese character learning) to inform and guide them in deciding how they should further accommodate or rectify the students' use of the strategy.
Like the advent of the elevator that stops and opens at every floor from sundown Friday to Saturday, advances in technology have further accommodated observant Jews, allowing them to, paradoxically, use technology without actually doing so.
To maximize grey matter (GM) sampling, each ROI was further accommodated in size according to a priori grey matter template image [ 10].
Today, Evans owns the land and has transformed the school into a day and boarding program that serves more than 900 students--with plans to expand further to accommodate even more children.
