The phrase "accommodating friends" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe friends who are helpful, obliging, or willing to assist others.
Example: "I appreciate having accommodating friends who are always ready to lend a hand when I need it."
Alternatives: "helpful friends" or "obliging friends".
Although Ms. Wood has prepared several vegetarian Thanksgivings, she frequently accommodates friends and family with a turkey that has been raised within 100 miles.
She and my father sat apart that evening to accommodate friends, and my father ended up a row or two in front of Cannon's wife, Dorothy.
Where to stay Inside a tall historical house in the city centre, with a first-floor cafe and common kitchen, the Mitte Hostel is a fantastic budget place to stay that can accommodate friends, couples or families in a range of rooms named after great local artists and thinkers.
I work hard to accommodate my friends' food restrictions when I invite them to dinner, but I guess I'm getting tired of keeping track of which food items these family members currently consider "poison" (their word, not mine).
His mother pulled chairs on the sidewalk to accommodate young friends of Almonte's and neighbors, with everybody commenting on his perfect game on Saturday, in which he struck out 16 of the 18 batters he faced.
As such, the evidence cited can be accommodated by friends of modest modularity, provided that allowance is made for the potential impact of environmental, including cultural, variables on development—something that most accounts of innateness make room for.
The extended Bremont family attended the festivities, accommodated by friends whose house in Metairie had only sustained light damage.
It has been altering its personality to accommodate its "friends" for so long that it no longer recognizes or trusts its own instincts.
I am sure the federal penitentiary can squeeze in hundreds of more bunk beds to accommodate his friends and colleagues from Wall Street.
