The phrase "accommodated between two" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that is positioned or situated in a space that is defined by two other entities or elements.
Example: "The new park was accommodated between two existing buildings, providing a green space for the community."
Alternatives: "situated between two" or "located between two".
When the demand grew, they opened every day of the year and now accommodate between two and 200 visitors daily.
"The premise was this: that football stadia built in most cases around a hundred years ago... could accommodate between fifteen and sixty-three thousand people without those people coming to any harm," Nick Hornby wrote in his 1992 soccer memoir, "Fever Pitch".
But a place like Raging Waters can also accommodate between six and seven thousand people in a single summer day; if those people were using home pools or backyard sprinklers to cool off, they might be consuming more water in the aggregate a fact that the City of San Jose has acknowledged by banning the filling of home pools and encouraging people to use group facilities and public pools instead.
The three homes together have about 13,000 square feet and can be configured to accommodate between six and 14 bedrooms.
According to Graham Klemm of Klemm Real Estate, who brokered the sale, "There are no nails in the house, only wooden pegs". The three homes together have about 13,000 square feet and can be configured to accommodate between six and 14 bedrooms.
Though the engine is from a different era, the boat itself is all cutting-edge elegance: it's built using Kevlar, carbon fibre and lightweight wood veneers, can accommodate between four to six passengers and each vessel is configured to the individual's needs.
The results give credence to the hotly debated existence of mobile neutral lipid aggregates of unknown function present in malignant cells, and to the early biogenesis of lipid droplets accommodated between the two leaflets of the endoplasmic reticulum membrane.
Peter J. Butkus of Maplewood, N.J., has calculated that there are only 14,000 golf courses around the world to accommodate between 12 million and 15 million golfers.
The relationship between Mr. Schumer and Mr. Emanuel is described by associates as the kind of forced but accommodating one between two similar politicians who happen to share similar goals.
At the shelter, which accommodated twenty people between the ages of sixteen and twenty-one, she was placed in a room with four other girlshe
