The phrase "accommodating which is" is not correct in standard written English.
It is unclear and lacks proper grammatical structure, making it difficult to determine its intended meaning.
Example: "The team is accommodating, which is essential for a collaborative environment."
Alternatives: "which is helpful" or "which is beneficial".
But I found that people's attitudes to me were very open and accommodating, which wasn't what I'd expected".
In such cases, presuppositions are generally accommodated, which is to say that the hearer accepts the information as given, and revises his representation of the context accordingly.
In such cases, Karttunen (1974) and Stalnaker (1974) suggested, presuppositions are generally accommodated, which is to say that the hearer accepts the information as given, and revises his representation of the context accordingly.
(4) The mixed logit model is successfully applied to model our SP panel data in which correlation of random utilities for the same driver needs to be accommodated, which is indicated by the fact that the mixed logit model obviously outperforms the conventional cross-sectional logit model regarding the goodness-of-fit criterion. .
The 2003 season will start in February rather than in April to accommodate NBC, which is scheduled to broadcast 71 games on a regional basis.
This is why Carson and Vaitheeswaran regard the Prius merely as a stopgap: the true car of the future has to accommodate everyone, which is to say six and a half billion, soon to be nine billion, people.
The set has also been modified slightly to accommodate the Berlind, which is a bit larger than the Court.
To accommodate them, Northern, which is based in Chicago, recently started subscribing to a multimedia site that permits investment managers to provide real-time performance updates.
Starting times have been altered to accommodate the International, which is scheduled for 1.40 and will be the third race of the meeting.
