The phrase "accommodated close to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the proximity of something that has been arranged or provided for someone or something.
Example: "The guests were accommodated close to the conference center for their convenience."
Alternatives: "located near" or "situated close to".
One or two members of the study team were accommodated close to participants' homes during the first closed-loop night to alleviate potential safety concerns and to supervise closed-loop stopping the next morning.
While there, staying in a £75-a-night hotel, his lawyers and the non-governmental organisation Freedom From Torture began to make representations for him to be returned to London, arguing that as a survivor of torture he is supposed to be accommodated close to where he receives his trauma therapy.
Rabil said the league looked for newer venues that could accommodate close to 25,000 fans.
The only downside to Mr. Klein's triumphal entry into Milan, where he showed in sparkling white showrooms large enough to accommodate close to a thousand people, is that he may never again introduce his men's wear in his own country, the United States.
With the regulations on cluster foster care now in place, the entire foster care programme, currently accommodating close to 520,000 children, mostly orphaned, can be strengthened.
Returning to the interaction of the right Neumann wall and the field, let us note that each of them separately causes the particle to accommodate closer to the interface: the surface attracts the electron by creating an extremum of its wavefunction while the appropriately directed electric force simply pushes it closer to the border.
Whether it would be finding a date for a friend, counseling a friend who lost her husband or flying to Paris to spend time with one who had cancer, the stories of Mr. Bacanovic going the extra mile to accommodate those close to him are legion.
In the current investigation, no modifications were made to the vitrification protocol to accommodate closed versus open carriers.
When we use a distal position to accommodate closed suction catheters, we must select an HME that works well in this position.
There are enough brownfield sites in England to accommodate 1.5m homes close to jobs, services and infrastructure.
As the diplomat put it, Mr. Brahimi had not yet figured out how to accommodate Shiite interests close to Ayatollah Sistani, which is considered essential to maintaining legitimacy, without angering restive Sunni.
