The phrase "accommodated physical activity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing modifications or adjustments made to facilitate physical activity for individuals, particularly in contexts like education, rehabilitation, or fitness programs.
Example: "The school has implemented a new program that accommodates physical activity for students with disabilities, ensuring everyone can participate."
Alternatives: "adapted physical activity" or "modified physical activity".
(Penny, by letter Other participants described changing their activities to accommodate physical changes, for example, going fly fishing rather than walking, playing golf rather than football and doing more reading and less gardening, or doing a different type of gardening, but still doing all of these activities with an underlying continuity of self.
Make adjustments as needed to accommodate changes in your physical activity level, work, age and health.
For these children, a simultaneous effort must be made to adapt instructional methods and physical activity programs to accommodate their motor challenges [ 65].
The results from the current study indicate that accommodating overweight children's clothing fit needs may encourage them to participate in physical activity.
Sedentary children with risk factors for obesity have an increased risk of hyperactivity/inattention. Interventions to promote physical activity in sedentary or overweight children need to accommodate potential difficulties with inattention and hyperactivity.
For the adoption and transition phases, percent attendance was modeled as the dependent variable; whereas, to accommodate skewness of the untransformed data, a square root transformation was used when modeling frequency of physical activity from the maintenance phase.
Our findings suggest that when providing advice on physical activity, health providers should inquire about the patient's physical function limitations and make specific recommendations to accommodate those limitations.
Further research is recommended to evaluate the gender differences accommodated by the interpretive categories given that boys are more likely to obtain ratings of achieving or excelling for the physical competence, motivation and engagement in physical activity domains.
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