The phrase "a clear accommodation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a situation where adjustments or provisions are made to meet someone's needs or requirements.
Example: "The school provided a clear accommodation for students with disabilities to ensure they had equal access to education."
Alternatives: "a distinct adjustment" or "an explicit provision".
A clear right to accommodation also ensures better health outcomes for women and infants, as well as reduced healthcare costs, supporting our economy.
Olga Nadeau, the head of Utah's Student Disability Services, makes a clear distinction between accommodations and remediation.
Chinese train cars have a clear hierarchy of accommodations, with the "hard seat" compartment at the bottom of the totem poll.
Developers around the country are setting aside capital to upgrade their properties' bike accommodations, a clear sign of the growing value these services hold with tenants.
France's Attrap'Rêves offers guests accommodations inside a clear bubble tent within the forest.
Andrew Burgess, chairman-elect, at Aude and deputy chief operating officer at Loughborough University, said: "There is a clear link between the buildings and accommodation on offer at a university and the desirability of that establishment to potential students.
Specifically, this critically important bill would ensure that pregnant workers have a clear legal right to modest workplace accommodations to keep them healthy and on the job (unless the requested accommodation would impose an "undue hardship" on the employer).
A clear, properly implemented policy of providing accommodations for pregnant workers who have a medical need for them isn't just the right thing to do for pregnant workers and their families, it's the right thing to do for business and our economy.
"The guarantee of a clear information of the customer on hotel accommodation services is the best way to promote the tourism industry," it said.
There is a clear institutional distinction between first-reception facilities for accommodating new arrivals (first accommodation, registration, and the start of the asylum procedure) and second-line reception for people who have already entered the asylum process (accommodation centers) (AIDA, 2016; European Migration Network, 2014).
