The phrase "accommodation of diversity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing inclusivity, cultural differences, or the need to adapt to various perspectives and backgrounds.
Example: "The company's policy emphasizes the accommodation of diversity to create a more inclusive workplace."
Alternatives: "embracing diversity" or "inclusion of diverse perspectives".
Three striking features of this design are: the accommodation of diversity, the predominance of collective identities, and the importance of hierarchy as an organizing principle.
The Liberal legislation is a watered-down attempt to address the anxieties over accommodation of diversity and public expression of religion that have at times surged to the forefront of Quebec politics, said Jack Jedwab, the president of the Association for Canadian Studies and the Canadian Institute for Identities and Migration.
If there are any signs of change, it is increasing universalism rather than accommodation of diversity.
Thus Canada's multicultural nationalism is not just about the recognition and accommodation of diversity, but also about political and civic membership, a point that Kymlicka (2015), mentions in passing at the end of his article.
Interculturalism does not seek ranking as the best way to deal with the accommodation of diversity, but rather to emphasize the need to focus on something other approaches seem to have taken for granted and which does not automatically occur if there is not a policy to target it specifically.
That is one of the things that has made our country great - the accommodation of diversity, the melting pot, the pursuit of a system that would not only tolerate variances, but would strive to make all feel represented and valued.
Dr Sentamu's elevation marks the latest stage in Anglicanism's sometimes painful accommodation of ethnic diversity and the development of the church across the world.
This project seeks to introduce theories from the sociology of organizations to migration research and thereby launch the concept of organizational opportunity structures as an alternative to predominant country-based explanations for variation in strategies of accommodation of religious diversity.
Since the path-breaking study Beckford and Gilliat conducted about the accommodation of religious diversity in English and Welsh prisons (Beckford & Gilliat, 1998), an increasing amount of literature has addressed religious diversification in the prison context.
Accommodation of dissent and diversity prevailed over any interest in subordinating political powers to religion or vice versa.
Ryan Rodenberg, Assistant Professor of Sports Law Analytics at Florida State University in Tallahassee, Florida, USA, J.D., University of Washington-Seattle, Ph.D., Indiana University-Bloomington. APPROACH OF THE EUROPEAN COURT OF JUSTICE ON THE ACCOMMODATION OF THE EUROPEAN LANGUAGE DIVERSITY IN THE INTERNAL MARKET: OVERCOMING LANGUAGE BARRIERS OR FOSTERING LINGUISTIC DIVERSITY?
