'accommodating calls' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in a sentence when referring to someone or something that is taking or handling phone calls. For example: "The receptionist was busy accommodating calls from clients all morning."
When Power Line counselors started receiving calls asking for strategic help on how to successfully advance through games, they set up a new line to accommodate those calls.
Ms. Friedman, who is in her late 30's, says her life is flexible enough to accommodate house calls.
They are trying to force Mr. Bush to say how he would pay for his proposal for more military spending, and how the budget could accommodate bipartisan calls for more spending on education and the creation of a prescription drug benefit for the elderly, without dipping into Social Security.
As early as June 2004, during a telephone interview, Nunn responded to my questions about the perception that the N.B.A. was scripted, with calls for stars, calls against scrubs, noncalls and makeup calls, calls that accommodate physical play and tight calls that give finesse teams a fighting chance.
Ms. Tryon thought of creating an online business that was inexpensive and accommodating, what she calls a "Zappos for art".
In the context of CAC, it should be noted that the decision of admitting or rejecting a new call in the network should be made by the provider not only based on the capacity needed to accommodate the call, but also on both: (a) the satisfaction/irritation that the admission/rejection of the new call will cause to the user, and (b) the revenue that the admission of the new call will provide.
Advisor staffing is adjusted to accommodate increased call volume from Santa Update requests, GM said.
Also, in comparison with the efficient CAC scheme presented in [41], FPRRA achieves much better results (lower packet loss percentage for much burstier sources than the ones used in that paper), and additionally takes into account user satisfaction and provider revenue, whereas the scheme in [41] only bases its decisions on the capacity needed to accommodate the call.
Ellie Howard, Tom Tresh, Joe Pepitone — they were all gracious and accommodating as I called for them to pose.
