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Discover LudwigThe phrase "accommodating in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone's willingness to help or be flexible in a particular situation or context.
Example: "She has always been accommodating in her approach to team projects, ensuring everyone's ideas are heard."
Alternatives: "flexible in" or "helpful in".
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Bus drivers and conductors are the most accommodating in the world.
Administrators at other universities have been more accommodating in this year of unrest.
Because of the damage, the bank is unlikely to be accommodating in future restructuring talks.
Loud intrusive music is a problem, but the staff was accommodating in tuning it down.
Silence was fine by Thompson: art was accommodating in ways that more mainstream means of representation might not be.
They have the casually fluid rapport, assertive in some places and accommodating in others, that comes only with longtime acquaintance.
But don't be fooled by the racetrack-ready layout — it is accommodating in ways that its predecessors never were.
He was accommodating in aiding the Pope's war on heresy – banning Protestant books and journals on demand.
As for Mr. Romney and Mr. Obama, they are described as gracious, polite and accommodating in social settings — politicians, in other words.
A few towns, like Long Branch and Long Beach, have split personalities — very accommodating in commercial areas, but not in residential neighborhoods.
Second, third and even fourth passports are becoming récherché accessories among the ultra-rich, and countries such as Malta are becoming accommodating in designing programs for them.
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