The phrase "accommodating how" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to ask for clarification on the manner in which something is being accommodated, but it lacks context and structure.
Example: "I need you to be accommodating how we approach this project."
Alternatives: "in what way" or "how to accommodate".
When you retire, the day shrinks to accommodate how much less you have to do.
Even if your contract states 9am to 6pm, most organisations don't stick to these hours, so try to be flexible with your time to accommodate how your team works.
"Because if you're going to take a fabric that's made for us, and turn a seam for a cuff or on the body, her body has to be able to accommodate how the clothes will fit her".
"Lots of different factors play a role in who accommodates, how they accommodate and why," said Dr Jeffries.
The internal pads can be arranged to accommodate how ever much or little gear you have.
If the next generation of children is to learn the lessons of this ancient game, then chess needs to be modernized to accommodate how those children live now.
We want to be able to serve everyone so, fundamentally, everyone needs to accommodate our system or we need to accommodate how riders in other markets pay," he said.
Stone: Design affects how expensive the store is to build and maintain, how efficiently staff can do their work, how easily growth can be accommodated, how attractively products are displayed and how comfortable customers feel in the environment.
Perhaps the next wave is a pair that measures the difference between your current and ideal weight, then adjusts the contours of its sole to accommodate how many calories you need to burn?
To accommodate how IT has changed and increased in importance – just as their position has increased in importance – CIOs who want to be leaders should think about breaking out of their comfort zone and expanding their skill set.
