The phrase "accommodating less than" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity or willingness to accept or make allowances for something that is below a certain standard or expectation.
Example: "The hotel is accommodating less than the expected number of guests this season due to renovations."
Alternatives: "allowing fewer than" or "accepting less than".
The modelling allows for an association between the trial outcome and the missing data indicator but also accommodates less extreme assumptions than "missing=smoking".
Mr. Costello also offered a stellar rendition of "Parmi veder le lagrime" from "Rigoletto," and Ms. Pérez concluded the event (which was cut short to accommodate the less-than-ideal conditions) with an expressive "Ah, fors'e lui" from "La Traviata".
Yet already more former Park Hill tenants have registered their interest in returning than there will be "social" units to accommodate them (less than a third of the block will be run by a housing association).
There was guilt for not being able to go back to work, and anger that my career came to a screeching halt because it was impossible to accommodate anything less than a full-time commitment to meet inflexible deadlines.
Youssef Safri, his combative attitude the difference for a less tame, less accommodating City side than too frequently this season, kissed the turf.
Here's the wake-up call for those who are experiencing a renaissance of yearning to discover more about the Renaissance: Europe isn't all that accommodating today for less than $500 per day.
Alexander Rapaport, a Hasid who runs Masbia, a nondenominational group of soup kitchens, urges officials to think about these matters as less about establishing a preference for religion than "accommodating a less conventional lifestyle" of people who pay taxes and are entitled to city services.
"In many cases, the towns have been very accommodating, but in other cases they have been less than accommodating".
