The phrase "accommodating toward" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone's attitude or behavior that is helpful, considerate, or willing to assist others.
Example: "She has always been accommodating toward her colleagues, making sure everyone feels included in the decision-making process."
Alternatives: "helpful to" or "considerate of".
She contended that Dutch laws were overly accommodating toward immigrants, enabling the formation of "backward" Muslim enclaves whose practices ultimately posed a threat to the country's stability.
The government imposed no restrictions on her activities, they said, and has been accommodating toward her delegation, which includes dozens of officials, security guards and journalists.
In a series of private rulings over the last few years, the I.R.S. has been exceedingly accommodating toward what counts as an energy M.L.P.
But Mr. Levy runs the risk of angering the mayor if he is seen as too accommodating toward the teachers or as undercutting Mr. Giuliani.
And given the state of the real estate market, landlords are likely to be more accommodating toward tenants' requests to provide access for bikes.
European officials, led by France, have pressured Poland to be more accommodating toward a new European defense initiative, senior Polish officials say.
In the low-porosity layers with a high σc, deformations are accommodated toward the fault core by: an increase in the fracture porosity, in the micro-cracks porosity, and by displacements along pre-existing fractures resulting from a joint roughness decrease.
Most worrying was Ennahdha's accommodating posture toward Ansar al-Sharia.
And he's sworn that his accommodating attitude toward everyone from scheming courtesans to gambling-addicted aristocrats will extend to the boys.
As an added bonus, the accommodating attitude toward children in Disney's serious restaurants permitted us to cap each day with an excellent and, indeed, relaxing meal.
