The phrase "a policy of accommodating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a strategy or approach that involves being flexible or making adjustments to meet the needs of others.
Example: "The organization has adopted a policy of accommodating diverse work schedules to enhance employee satisfaction."
Alternatives: "a strategy of flexibility" or "an approach of adjustment".
"There is a lot more demand," said Antonio Perez, the president of Borough of Manhattan Community College, who has a policy of accommodating everyone who wants to take the summer remedial classes.
No one in Pakistan, let alone Nawaz Sharif, who hopes one day to return to national power, can tolerate a policy of accommodating jihadis, or keep them as backroom allies in the mistaken belief that this is the best way of containing them.
South Korea is the only country that has a national policy of accommodating North Korean defectors, and Seoul admitted 6,700 North Koreans in recent years.
John Sindelar, deputy associate administrator of the Office of Governmentwide Policy at the General Services Administration, said that existing Web sites were actually not subject to the regulations taking effect today, but that the sites were being updated as part of a federal policy of accommodating the disabled, with agencies using the Section 508 standards as guidelines.
Natasha's suit went to an arbitrator who found that her company's policy of accommodating on-the-job injuries but not similar restrictions resulting from pregnancy did not constitute pregnancy discrimination.
Through its policy of accommodating their meetings, the University has created a forum generally open for use by student groups.
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In adopting its new policy of accommodating pregnant workers, UPS is making clear that even physically demanding jobs can be made compatible with pregnancy.
In an interview on Saturday, Dr. McClellan said, "We are working with states to develop a policy to accommodate the needs of special groups of Americans who may not have traditional government-issued birth certificates".
"But it's also unclear why if he wants continuity with the Fed's policies of accommodating monetary policy and reasonable financial protections, he would not have reappointed Janet Yellen, who is by many metrics the most successful chair in Fed history".
