The phrase "accommodate practices" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the ability to adapt or adjust to certain methods or behaviors in a specific context.
Example: "Our organization aims to accommodate practices that promote sustainability and environmental responsibility."
Alternatives: "adapt to methods" or "adjust to procedures".
Employers should not have to accommodate practices they may have no idea are religiously inspired, he wrote.
"Maybe it's also time to look at the water rights system at some point, and figure out how we can modernize that system so it can accommodate practices like this one".
"Maybe it's also time to look at the water rights system at some point, and figure out how we can modernize that system so it can accommodate practices like this one". Blom wasn't thinking of that kind of politics Tuesday.
A patient recruitment period of six months was necessary to accommodate practice patterns of the CAM practitioner sample (e.g. lower patient volume than most conventional practitioners, low ratio of new patient to return patient visits).
After World War II, with the oil business (in the form of the American-owned Aramco) booming, American businessmen and diplomats began accommodating practices and human rights violations in Saudi Arabia that were unacceptable in the United States and Europe.
This landscape also accommodated practices of cultic confluence and cross-cultural sharing, such as the veneration of the saints and holy sites common to Christians and Muslims of the Larnaca region.
While these strategies are having an effect, some design educators remain doubtful of the value of a research culture to design and hopeful that alternative measures, including practice-based degrees, will accommodate existing practices and values of design practice.
Many non-Aboriginal service providers, although being accepting and understanding of such practices, struggled to accommodate cultural practices within their services.
Finally, four papers suggested that prejudices of MHCPs towards traditional practices meant that MHCPs refused to accommodate traditional practices at the time of childbirth [ 34, 41, 69, 84].
To address this shortcoming, he argues that civic education should accommodate youth practices and spaces.
