The phrase "accommodated under" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something being included or provided for within a certain framework, category, or set of conditions.
Example: "The new policy will ensure that all employees are accommodated under the updated benefits plan."
Alternatives: "included in" or "provided for by".
Your son would be accommodated under the Americans with Disabilities Act and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act.
The system would require a degree of international cooperation, which can be accommodated under the existing Basel Accord framework.
That is more than could be accommodated under current budget constraints, and the main beneficiaries would be couples with joint incomes above $50,000.
"We also believe that local authorities should not be using fostering for adoption placements for children accommodated under section 20 without a family court scrutinising the local authority's case," said Ashley.
The latest assessment said the number of asylum seekers accommodated under section 95 of the Immigration and Asylum Act 1999 at any one time has increased steadily since 2012.
I would assume that it's not being explained properly to parents whose children are being accommodated under section 20 and I do wonder how well most social workers understand its legal basis.
From Fig. 2 (a) and (b), it is obvious that the MLFD is very flexible with respect to the ID and is able to accommodate under-, equi- and over- dispersion in count data.
The unions became less accommodating under the Socialist governments of Felipe González.
Hammond acknowledged that the financial services sector would be difficult to accommodate under an agreement that might suit manufacturers through the World Trade Organisation.
The eyes of terns cannot accommodate under water, so they rely on accurate sighting from the air before they plunge-dive.
Newham's own housing department accommodated 1,996 under-fives – second only to neighbouring Tower Hamlets, where the figure was 2,227 – and its social services housed 43; none in B&Bs.
