The phrase "accommodating representative" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a representative who is helpful, flexible, and willing to assist others in various situations.
Example: "The accommodating representative ensured that all customer concerns were addressed promptly and effectively."
Alternatives: "helpful representative" or "supportive representative".
The center's main operations room has been set up to accommodate representatives of 74 agencies of city, state and Federal governments; utilities like Con Edison and Bell Atlantic, and public service organizations like the Red Cross.
The original structure put emphasis on collegiality and equal participation of all leaders in order to accommodate representatives of all sides of Papuan politics.
Their study looked at the relative wildlife-friendliness of 10 sample cities and boiled the differences down to a series of numbers indicating how well each city accommodated nine representative species.
However, measuring SWCCs for cracked soils is difficult due to two reasons: (1) The presence of cracks leads to a significant change in the water content at extremely low suctions that cannot be controlled accurately; (2) The full development of cracks generally requires a large apparatus to accommodate the representative elementary volume of a crack network.
The room eventually accommodated 106 representatives from 16 states: the 13 original states as well as the representatives from the new states of Vermont in 1791, Kentucky in 1792, and Tennessee in 1796.
"There are a lot of people who think he is being too accommodating to Denny," Representative James P. Moran, Democrat of Virginia, said of Mr. Gephardt.
The first is Manaka Komaki, a timid, clumsy, but accommodating girl who is the vice class representative of Takaaki's class.
Aside from the logistical challenges and expense of accommodating two or three times as many representatives on Capitol Hill, the idea would certainly be resisted by incumbents who jealously guard their authority.
Within four years 188 pueblos jóvenes were settled, accommodating approximately 1.4 million inhabitants, each with elected community representatives.
A constitutional convention would have brought devolution for Scotland and Wales going beyond the Smith commission, accommodating English votes for English laws without making Scottish representatives second-class MPs.
