The phrase "accommodating business" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a business that is flexible and willing to meet the needs of its customers or clients.
Example: "Our accommodating business model allows us to tailor our services to fit the unique requirements of each client."
Alternatives: "customer-friendly business" or "flexible business".
If you're a live-aboard boater as I am, accommodating business and home in what's effectively a 60ft corridor is tricky.
An open space that only a few days ago had been the improvised site of cooperation between ballplayers and relief workers was back to accommodating business almost as usual.
In an industry where time in the field is crucial, Real may be onto something with its hasslefree, accommodating business model.
The Charlotte Observer recently editorialized on the state's distorted regulatory focus, writing that the disaster in Flint is "a cautionary tale for public officials and the citizens they serve" and that it should "resonate in states like North Carolina, where the regulatory focus has too often shifted away from protecting residents to accommodating business and industry".
But wineries around the world are increasingly accommodating businesses asking for meeting space, catering and even wine-making lessons for their workers.
To accommodate business growth, taxes on medium and small enterprises were moderated, and the government began to offer incentives for reinvesting profits into the domestic economy.
Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Macau and Hong Kong are all happy to accommodate business jets, with South Korea providing a helpful way round the restrictions on direct flights between Taiwan and mainland China.
The Mirror Worlds team has designed the system to accommodate business computer networks, mobile laptops and hand-held devices, diverting the stream wherever it is needed.
But its new strategy – more carry-on baggage, allocated seating, schedule changes to accommodate business travellers – has given the airline a lift.
STANDING UP FOR WORKERS Outten & Golden, a New York law firm that exclusively represents employees, will add three lawyers to its staff of 28 professionals this year to accommodate business attributable to the economic downturn.
Although details remain to be settled, Mr. Rose said the proposal would accommodate business needs, provide better public amenities and uphold the "integrity, intent and spirit" of the zoning law.
