The phrase "accommodation helped" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how a specific accommodation or adjustment has positively impacted a situation or individual.
Example: "The accommodation helped improve my productivity at work, allowing me to focus better on my tasks."
Alternatives: "the adjustment assisted" or "the arrangement benefited".
The Oz bus is excellent at sorting your accommodation, helping with an itinerary and any trips you're interested in, but I did wish some of these stops weren't compulsory as our time was short enough.
From the perspective of this entry, the chief question is whether such an accommodation helps reliabilism with some of its problems while not abandoning its essential features.
But room by room, they transformed the hotel into attractive accommodations, helped by Mr. Turk's brother, Alvin, who had become a partner.
Councillor Paul Andrews said: "Our homeless team will continue to offer accommodation, help and advice to anyone of the genuinely homeless people in the city.
Among people with disabilities nearing retirement age, slightly more than one-quarter report receiving employer-provided accommodations that helped them stay at work, and the most predictive factors of receiving workplace accommodations appear to be such employee characteristics as education, race, and having assertive personality traits (Hill et al. 2016).
The legislation would also prevent employers from using a worker's pregnancy to deny her opportunities on the job, force her to take an accommodation that she does not want or need, or force her onto leave when another reasonable accommodation could help keep her on the job — all rules that should already be familiar to employers, thanks to the Americans With Disabilities Act.
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Some areas are only funding generic accommodation or help in victims' own homes – ending the expert support and sanctuary that some families need.
From his earnings he is able to send his children to good boarding schools, build decent accommodation and help his brother pay university fees.
As a result, thousands of pregnant women are pushed out of jobs that they are perfectly capable of performing — either put on unpaid leave or simply fired — when they request an accommodation to help maintain a healthy pregnancy.
