The phrase "accommodating such an" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of making adjustments or provisions for something or someone.
Example: "The committee is focused on accommodating such an important request from the community."
Alternatives: "making room for such an" or "providing for such an".
But it also has an exposed look – as if caught out (as any house accommodating such a legend might).
Its patchy history in the repertoire illustrates the difficulty of accommodating such a hybrid, and nowadays it is usually heard in concert performances like this, conducted by Roger Norrington with the Stuttgart Radio Symphony Orchestra as part of the Proms' Berlioz bicentenary celebrations.
She presents her moral sense theory within the context of a general moral fitness theory, suggesting that Clarkean moral fitness theory could easily accommodate such an account.
The conservation of the motif, as well as the serious physiological consequences of discoidin domain disorders underscore the importance of the fold, while the ability to accommodate such an extraordinarily broad range of ligand molecules makes it a fascinating research target.
We suggest defining project goals after some feasibility analysis is undertaken in situations of lacking data as well as aligning budgeting timelines to accommodate such an effort.
Nonetheless, in some situations a hierarchical description seems a more intuitively accurate description of the contingencies in operation: the friend who is irritable during exam time is still the same friend, and yet a configural description implies that the stimulus compound differs in an important way from its constituents, and so cannot accommodate such an intuition.
Accommodating such a large number today is a huge logistical challenge.
This leads to the proposition that the traditional security paradigm based on national security fails to accommodate such a triangulation.
Planners have determined that the rebuilt trade center will not be large enough to accommodate such a hall, Mr. Higgins said.
