The phrase "accommodation offered" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the availability of lodging or services provided to meet someone's needs.
Example: "The hotel has a variety of accommodation offered to suit different budgets and preferences."
Alternatives: "lodging available" or "housing provided".
All available information regarding Airbnb accommodation offered in Hong Kong was retrieved from Airbnb's website.
They said the accommodation offered by the Obama administration was not adequate.
He said that "alternative bricks and mortar accommodation" offered to the Travellers had been turned down".
The brothers originally came to the UK on the promise of well-paid jobs and accommodation offered by Lithuanian contacts.
Zoe Bulaitis, editor of Exeter's student newspaper, remembers hers as: "socialising until your jaw hurts from talking… worth it in the end though!" "Halls" are the accommodation offered by a university, mainly for first-year students.
Its contract with the Tory-run council has not been renewed and, in a separate issue, its council lease had expired and it regarded alternative accommodation offered by the council as unsuitable.
Accommodation offers less incentive to book early than air or rail travel.
All meals are included and the glamping accommodation offers a choice of domes, cabins and lofts.
Discussion: Results of the statistical analysis add to the general assumption that nursing home accommodation offers protection for frail older people in escaping physical and financial abuse.
This is why most people who have taken the AutoTrain come back and take a sleeping accommodation: the Roommette, the least expensive, is a private accommodation with two sleeping berths, one on top of the other (you pay for one but get two); Bedroom, the most expensive accommodation, offers private accommodation with the two berths, plus chair and restroom/shower.
The Pregnant Workers Fairness Act would require employers to offer workplace accommodations for pregnant women, like exempting them from duties that involve heavy lifting and offering them plenty of water breaks, among other things — the same sort of accommodations offered to disabled workers.
