The phrase "accommodation land" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to real estate, urban planning, or discussions about land use for housing or facilities.
Example: "The city has designated a portion of the area as accommodation land to support the growing population."
Alternatives: "housing land" or "residential land".
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About 17,000 flights were canceled Saturday, and travelers scrambled to find accommodation or land routes home during what is already the worst disruption in international air travel since the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, when all air travel in and out of the United States was halted for three days.
They had eschewed accommodations on land, he said, to keep hotel rooms available for people whose homes have been damaged or destroyed.
Approximately 80% of the value of nature-based tourism is non-consumptive, based in lodge or camp accommodation in the commercial land, state land (parks), and communal land.
If there is a cancelation or delay that comes up while in the air, a passenger can seek a hotel room or other accommodations before landing.
His proposals are part of a much wider plan for his whole estate, which include rebuilding an old railway station and holiday accommodation on the land.
The tidiness of his paintings suggests an accommodation between the land and those who inhabit it.
The households sampled are predominantly those of present landowners situated close to the MMNR, who are able to command pay for game viewing or accommodation on their land.v By contrast, households elsewhere that are remote from tourist attractions or near lower-earning sites, or do not own land, are less able to compete for conservation jobs or have little access to wildlife income overall.
