The phrase "accommodation model" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to education, psychology, or social sciences, often referring to a framework for understanding how individuals adapt to different environments or needs.
Example: "The accommodation model suggests that students learn best when their individual needs are taken into account."
Alternatives: "adaptation framework" or "adjustment model".
"In addition to the geographic component," the defence submission argued, "the prisoner accommodation model the United Kingdom uses further compounds the problem of isolation which Mr Taylor will face.
In this paper, we present a theory how to combine the regularized 13-moment-equations derived from Boltzmann's equation with boundary conditions obtained from Maxwell's kinetic accommodation model.
A habitat accommodation model of succession that was previously developed for mallee reptiles correctly predicted the observed responses of three of 16 common reptile species.
These results suggest that reptile replacement according to fire regime accounts for a habitat accommodation model following particular traits of species.
With this field sampling design, we examined the intermediate disturbance hypothesis and the habitat accommodation model of succession as methods to predict reptile responses to natural fire regimes.
"We're the first [to bring this accommodation model to Brazil] and that's one of the reason's we're going now [earlier than first planned].
Guests arrive to pick up their keys and receive a laminated map directing them from the cafe to their accommodation – a model imported from the US, where sharing economy support services have already taken hold.
Thus, the observed mild deprotection of these two bases is also consistent with the 'open accommodation channel' model.
To investigate this, we develop a probabilistic framework that can model accommodation and measure its effects.
Moreover, results of these controllers confirm accommodation between the model and robot.
It looks at the development of theories about style, including some of the most significant models: the attention to speech model, accommodation theory, and audience design.
