The phrase "accommodates back" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of providing support or making adjustments, but the wording is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The new policy accommodates back the needs of employees who require flexible hours."
Alternatives: "supports" or "adjusts to".
For variations on how to do this pose to accommodate back injuries, go to Runner's World.
Mr. Ferrer wants to build and rehabilitate office space in places like the Hub in the Bronx and Stapleton in Staten Island to accommodate back-office jobs.
These outsourcing agents typically load up in mid to late second quarter, then surge during the third to accommodate back-to-school and year-end holiday demand, both consumer and enterprise.
The 23-item version [ 50] of the RMDQ (RMDQ-23) was used to measure condition-specific activity limitation, this version being able to accommodate back-related leg pain.
Although sex makes serious demands on the spine, no one has taken the time to study how different sexual positions can accommodate different back problems.But Stuart McGill and Natalie Sidorkewicz of the University of Waterloo in Canada rose to the challenge.
The new Yankees were more accommodating — check back in a few years — although one will surely be greeted harshly when he steps to the plate against Jon Lester on Friday.
I believe they failed because neo-Darwinism lacks the appropriate metaphors to accommodate these "back to the future" proposals.
"The only reason that British forces have been in Germany... has been because it has been difficult to accommodate them back in the UK and provide proper training facilities.
The new home accommodated a back yard in which Wark played football from the age of six.
She had changed to a job that would accommodate her back pain: When I first hurt my back everybody said 'don't bother going to your doctor about it, they can't do anything, just rest up a bit'.
