The phrase "accommodating screen" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a screen that is flexible or adaptable to different needs or preferences, often in the context of technology or design.
Example: "The new tablet features an accommodating screen that adjusts brightness and contrast based on the surrounding light conditions."
Alternatives: "versatile display" or "flexible screen".
This model, which accommodates screen sizes from 37 to 55 inches, gets the panel cozy-close to the wall -- as close as an inch -- and extends the screen to nearly 29 inches away from the wall.
For example, he said, French doors that swing out to a terrace rather than into the room -- a feature fairly common in high-rise buildings -- usually cannot easily accommodate screens.
When sites do not accommodate screen-reading software, the online shopping or browsing experience breaks down for the 200,000 or so of the nation's 1.3 million people with vision disabilities who are online, according to Mr. Gashel.
Mr. Gashel said that most sites accommodate screen-reading technology, which tells blind users the layout of a Web page and describes images, search prompts and other fields into which users can type information to find a product or complete a purchase.
Instead, Alaska chose to build in flexible seatback shelves and hooks to accommodate screens or tables for those who bring-their-own-device and stream content.
Time constraints within busy well child visits were recognized, and clinicians perceived that they could not eliminate important aspects of well childcare to accommodate screening (Table 2).
The Kenyan government needs to create awareness, develop prevention strategies, and strengthen the health care system to accommodate screening and management of CVDs.
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Though few were surfing the Internet on cellphones when it started, the Web site is now fully accessible on smartphones and tablets, shape-shifting to accommodate different screen sizes.
