The phrase "accommodating according to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing adjustments or arrangements made based on specific criteria or preferences.
Example: "The schedule will be accommodating according to the availability of all team members."
Alternatives: "adjusting based on" or "tailoring to".
This research is relevant for ensuring pedestrians, cyclists, and other drivers are accommodated," according to the statement.
The result is a crush.Overall, prisons in England and Wales hold 13% more people than they could decently accommodate, according to the government's own measure.
"Accessibility is something that is very important to us, but due to our size it is not something we are currently able to accommodate," according to the company's frequently asked questions page.
But don't be fooled: students still have an appetite for languages – something universities are finding new ways to accommodate, according to Prof Patrick McGhee, vice-chancellor of the University of East London (UEL).
Kinmel Park was a huge staging camp where troops of all regiments and military specialities were housed, the soldiers being accommodated according to the military districts of Canada from where they came rather than in the long-bonded regimental units that had seen them through the war years.
Some pools now hold as much as five times the amount they were originally designed to accommodate, according to UCS.
Ms. Burrow's charges backed up by photographs in the report appeared to contradict assertions by the Qatar Supreme Committee for Legacy and Delivery that workers on World Cup-related projects are accommodated according to international standards.
This is because such an explanation assumes that Hobby Lobby's complaint can be characterized as "religious exercise" that merits a spot among claims that we have historically accommodated (according to Professor Horwitz).
