The phrase "accommodated and when" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks context, making it difficult to determine when it could be used.
Example: "I need to know if my request was accommodated and when I can expect a response."
Alternatives: "arranged and when" or "adjusted and when".
Parents felt that because school staff members were aware of the effort being put forth by everyone involved with their child, they made more of an effort to be accommodating and understanding when their child was going through a particularly difficult time.
Uh-oh: There's just not enough space to accommodate everyone and when the orders stack up (and they will), Sarah and Yoshi tend to get overwhelmed.
"America," he concluded, "has a long tradition of accommodating and encouraging religious institutions when they pursue public goals".
In many unsurrendered First Nations territories across Canada, the constitutionally protected rights of indigenous people including the right to hunt, fish, trap, and be consulted with and accommodated when new development is planned are being overstepped by rapid industrial growth.
In many of the treaty territories and unsurrendered First Nations across Canada, the constitutionally protected rights of indigenous people including the right to hunt, fish, trap, and be consulted with and accommodated when new development is planned are being increasingly overstepped by rapid industrial growth.
"People in Trivandrum seemed very accommodating and ready to smile, except when it came to the temple".
Our waitress was accommodating and the chops were delicious when they eventually arrived; there ought to have been an adjustment on the bill, however.
What's missing are real democracies, free of corporate influence, that are capable of accommodating and enacting those demands even when they have majority support.
You cannot command the world's respect when you rank 134 on the Human Development Index, beneath Namibia and Equatorial Guinea; when you rape, torture and murder citizens in Kashmir; when you displace them in Orissa to accommodate mining corporations; and when you threaten to use air power against those who dissent violently.
"We tried to be as accommodating as possible, and when we could not grant credentials, we encouraged people who didn't get credentials to just come, because it is a free public event," said Craig Minassian, a former Clinton administration press aide who is a consultant to Comedy Central and is helping produce the rally.
