The phrase "accommodation line" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to housing, travel, or any situation where arrangements for lodging or services are discussed.
Example: "The hotel provided an accommodation line for guests to request special services during their stay."
Alternatives: "lodging line" or "housing line".
At 22, I quit my job and, with £150 in my account and no job or accommodation lined up, moved to Newquay.
"He had accommodation lined up and required money for a deposit and that is how he became tempted to get involved on this one occasion".
In or out of Europe?" The answer: Your son should be able to bring his wife into the UK on a spouse visa provided he can meet the minimum income threshold of between £18,600 and £27,200 depending on whether they have children, can show he will be able to financially support his partner and has accommodation lined up in the UK.
The upscale accommodations lining Harbour Island, like the Pink Sands Resort and the Dunmore Beach Club, will cost a pretty penny.
There are new chapters covering crew accommodation in line with requirements under the Maritime Labor Convention of 2006.
On sexual orientation we also have a publication on advancing LGB equality and two information cards, one for accommodation front line staff and one for international offices.
The hotel has brought a not entirely unappreciated glamour to quiet St. Mawes (Prince Charles was a guest here just a few weeks before my visit) that is not matched by the more basic accommodations that line Lower Castle Road alongside attached seafront houses.
Ahmed has the accommodation; he's lined up the volunteers to welcome the refugees.
Representative Benjamin L. Cardin of Maryland, known for seeking accommodation across party lines, said that the Republicans' excluding Democrats from budget discussions "is about as bad as it can get".
Aid groups and government authorities are now racing to deal with a critical need for clean water, health supplies and emergency accommodation after power lines, roads, jetties and homes were destroyed and damaged across huge areas of Fiji's main islands of Vanua Levu and Viti Levu.
But the way Ms Young framed her argument, the majority felt, offered no way to draw a principled line between accommodation and special treatment.
