The phrase "accommodating language" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe language that is friendly, helpful, or considerate, often in the context of communication that aims to make others feel comfortable or included.
Example: "In our customer service training, we emphasize the importance of using accommodating language to ensure that all clients feel valued and understood."
Alternatives: "inclusive language" or "supportive language".
I imagine that being immersed in Italian, speaking and reading it all the time, accommodating another language in my brain alongside English, may have had some impact on the final editing.
(Not parsing the C++ also makes it more flexible, accommodating various language extensions.) Contrast this with C++0x, where you can use short-hand notations like, which captures all free variables by reference (perhaps the most common case).
And since computer keyboards have trouble accommodating Asian languages-thousands of characters, in contrast to a few dozen letters-part of the motivation for Chang's speech group in Beijing is to develop better interfaces for Asian users.
The city will accommodate every language, ritual, belief and opinion.
He invented (as far as English was concerned) a discursive style that could accommodate the language of prose and the concern of science.
Family values leaders like Jerry Falwell, Phyllis Schlafly, Anita Bryant, and James Dobson became increasingly supportive of the Republican Party, which accommodated the language of family values in its platforms and campaigns.
The brand identity may be tailored to accommodate local language and cultural preferences (like McDonald's serving pasta in Italy), but its core features - aesthetic, message, logo - remain unchanged.
The Sydney tech company Sonder has designed a smart keyboard that can be customised to accommodate any language, shortcut or custom icon, using the same E Ink display technology used by Kindle.
The innovative 'SPOCs & survey'-method has two built-in ways to further accommodate possible language problems.
Win said that global platforms such as Upwork don't suit local contractors because it's not tailored to the market and it doesn't accommodate their language needs.
