The phrase "accommodating paper" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a type of paper that is flexible or suitable for various purposes, often in a context related to printing or writing materials.
Example: "The accommodating paper we chose for the project allowed for easy printing and writing without any smudging."
Alternatives: "versatile paper" or "flexible paper".
9 Briefly, the instrument was developed by an interdisciplinary expert panel and was developed with a flexible template capable of accommodating paper, telephone, or web-based data entry.
In addition, the team discussed the various vehicles that could be used to capture data from caregivers and opted to develop a flexible template capable of accommodating paper, telephone, or web-based data entry.
This will also enable us to accommodate papers addressing complex issues that may not be sufficiently dealt with within the strict limitations of printed journals.
A third type, often called a tractor feed, works with pins as well, but in this case the pin positions are adjustable, to accommodate various paper widths.
At a hearing last week Commerce Secretary Carlos Gutierrez told lawmakers that the agency would need up to an additional $232 million this year to ramp up systems to accommodate the paper count, including new forms, instructions and training materials and redesigned management and logistical support.
If your workload dictates a dedicated film scanner, you may also need to buy a flat-bed scanner to accommodate your paper originals.
A predictive control strategy for vehicle platoons is presented in this paper, accommodating both string stability and constraints (e.g., physical and safety) satisfaction.
The following paper is a nice survey of issues in accommodating declassification, and pointers to papers on the topic.
While other airlines and even Amtrak said they would try to accommodate passengers with paper tickets, travelers with e-tickets could not expect such service.
"Currently used conventions and definitions of continental crust, continents, and microcontinents require no modification to accommodate Zealandia," the paper says.
Would you change a reasonably successful formula to accommodate, albeit on paper the best player in the squad on his day, Wayne Rooney?
