The phrase "accommodating environment" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a setting in which people are comfortable and able to express themselves. For example, you might say "The employees at this office enjoy a pleasant, accommodating environment."
Exemplary as Dr. Marc E. Agronin is, it takes more than a thoughtful, empathetic and wise psychiatrist and an accommodating environment to ease the inevitable transitions of older age.
"Whilst ACT Policing does not condone the use of illicit drugs, we do support harm minimisation strategies such as the decision to provide an accommodating environment to allow for pill testing at Groovin the Moo".
It's got a beautiful site, a discerningly picked line-up, but is also a more than accommodating environment for spending a weekend off your head listening to repetitive rhythms.
However, the fact is that both Phelps and any other person with any disability needs--and has a right to--an accommodating environment that allows them to succeed and be fully integrated in all aspects of life.
"Ultimately this has come about from the experiences of thousands of PoC, queer, trans, etc, who needed to move into a spot knowing that they could be in a more accommodating environment," he says.
Ben Arnold 8pm, Nat Geo Wild Having spent much of his previous series proving his ability to survive in some of nature's least accommodating environments – from the Sahara desert to the Arctic Circle – it's safe to say Hazen Audel knows a thing or two about the wild.
Efforts by school staff to create welcoming and accommodating environments for transgender youth can dramatically improve the conditions experienced by these students.
In principle, the model can be easily extended to accommodate environment-specific variances.
Store produce in their most accommodating environments.
As a civic leader, Mrs. Goodgold believed that New Yorkers deserved affordable housing and accommodating public environments; that private development ought to help create these things, not eradicate them; and that it was the job of city officials to prod, not coddle, powerful builders.
An Upper West Sider in the traditionally outspoken mold, and a civic leader of the old Progressivist school, she believed New Yorkers deserved affordable housing and accommodating public environments; that private development ought to help create these things, not eradicate them; and that it was the job of city officials to prod, not coddle, powerful builders.
