The phrase "accommodating individual" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a person who is helpful, obliging, or willing to assist others.
Example: "She is known as an accommodating individual, always ready to lend a hand to her colleagues."
Alternatives: "helpful person" or "obliging individual".
The Environmental Design Library provides a variety of study spaces accommodating individual, small group, and large group study.
The proposed scheme facilitates designing products that strengthen the impression of specific personality traits by accommodating individual differences in facial features.
Providing multiple scales in the way we have here allows for accommodating individual needs with greater ease than through one larger, more general universal measure.
Yet instead of his dream of a technological utopia, it was the paradox of self declared success in the face of apparent failure, of an experimentation model accommodating individual setbacks for the good of the larger holistic program, that is perhaps Fuller's greatest contribution to pedagogy and design teaching.
A dual problem of accommodating individual sample heterogeneity while optimizing counting methods emerges.
Accommodating individual patient preferences for participation and true shared decision-making as the 'ideal' may be in potential conflict in some instances.
To accommodate individual choices regarding test assortments, students were asked to individually sign up for desired test parts, whose partitioning in turn reflected the structure of the related tuition modules.
Some other camps, she says, don't accommodate individual diets.
However, there need be flexibility to accommodate individual company practices.
Personalized ventilation is expected to improve the quality of inhaled air and accommodate individual thermal preferences.
Generation of these probes is therefore desirable to accommodate individual research requirements.
