The phrase "accommodating conflicting" is not correct as it lacks clarity and context in written English.
It could be used in a context where one is discussing the ability to manage or reconcile opposing ideas or interests.
Example: "The committee is focused on accommodating conflicting viewpoints to reach a consensus."
Alternatives: "reconciling opposing" or "balancing contradictory".
In spite of the hazards, understanding and accommodating conflicting points of view is part of Jewish Care's approach.
Its application in a case study area in the West of Ireland is outlined and its effectiveness in accommodating conflicting stakeholder demands on forest ecosystem services as well as its potential opportunities and challenges are evaluated.
This TSP with Connected Vehicles accommodating Conflicting Requests (TSPCV-CR) overcomes the challenge bore by the conventional "first come first serve" strategy and presents significant improvement on bus service performance.
The text reflects Ghani's insistence upon constitutional rectitude while accommodating conflicting interests.
Within this context, Multi Criteria Analysis techniques can be used to synthesize stakeholders' preferences by accommodating conflicting and incommensurable impacts.
How does he accommodate conflicting views?
Works like Mr. Just's remind us that good art has always been able to accommodate conflicting emotions.
For liberals, it means that unenumerated rights of choice not reign free of the need to accommodate conflicting moral and communal values".
The Art of Living will explore different ways to think about the nature of that challenge ¿ how to accommodate conflicting demands and values, how to make our choices ¿artfully,¿ how we might use works of imaginative literature to inspire us.
We discuss advantages and disadvantages of different methodological choices in the use of MCDA in ecosystem service assessments and note that a key strength of this tool in informing green space policies lies in its capacity to accommodate conflicting stakeholder perspectives and to address trade-offs between ecological, social and economic values.
While I don't run a restaurant out of my kitchen, I do, within reason, serve up multiple dishes as needed, to accommodate conflicting tastes and avoid inflicting trauma of the kind I ― and millions of Boomers ― endured.
