The phrase "accommodating scheduled" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to describe a schedule that is flexible or adaptable, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "We have an accommodating schedule that allows for changes as needed."
Alternatives: "flexible schedule" or "adaptable timetable".
In a 2001 referendum, town residents rejected a proposal to transform the Calverton site into an airport that could accommodate scheduled commercial flights.
His accommodating schedule, not to mention the reduced prices he charges, don't go unappreciated.
More extreme measures – positive discrimination or bursaries are possibilities – must be put into place to pull men into caring and teaching roles that come with more flexible and accommodating schedules.
Mr. Blackman said that in the run-up to the tournament, the team would train three times a week at 5 a.m., to accommodate schedules.
Ms. Palter said the company had agreed to an 18-month trial period in which its New York State repair operations will be open on Sundays to accommodate schedules of those who observe the Sabbath on Saturdays.
The framework accommodates scheduling of multiple physical model evaluations based on an adaptive load balancing library and shows excellent scalability.
The majority of interviews (n = 13) were conducted via telephone to accommodate scheduling requests from caregiver participants; three were conducted in person.
The majority of interviews were conducted via telephone to allow for expedited recruitment, minimize the time before interview, and to accommodate scheduling requests from caregiver participants.
Flexible Scheduling Because convenience is important to our clients, we can accommodate scheduling 7 days a week.
Also identical to Experiment 2 is the presence of up to a 48-h delay between instruction/practice and test to accommodate scheduling requirements.
