The phrase "accommodation periods" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to timeframes for adjustments or arrangements, often in educational or organizational settings.
Example: "Students will be granted accommodation periods to complete their assignments due to unforeseen circumstances."
Alternatives: "adjustment periods" or "grace periods".
Insufficiently short or excessively long accommodation periods may limit the external validity of findings and/or the economic efficiency and ethical innocuousness of a study.
However, issuing general recommendations is difficult, as individual accommodation periods are affected by subject characteristics, the nature of the intervention, and possibly a number of environmental factors.
Future studies could examine the effects of additional trials and sessions and longer accommodation periods on reliability.
The eligibility accommodation period is up to two academic quarters around the birth.
If external funding is suspended or deferred during the accommodation period, then GSAS may assume funding responsibility.
New parents may also take an additional semester of accommodation, without funding, for the subsequent semester following the conclusion of the initial accommodation period.
The Parental Accommodation does not affect a student's ability to request a leave of absence to begin after the accommodation period has ended.
During the 12-week accommodation period, eligible Ph.D. students in their regular enrollment period will ordinarily receive financial support at the University standard rates.
Students in DCE status will have the DCE fee covered by the Graduate School for the 12-week accommodation period if it is not already covered some other way.
Students in their regular enrollment period who hold University fellowships that pay at a higher rate will continue to receive that higher rate during the 12-week accommodation period.
Students in their GSAS multiyear fellowship years (usually years one through five) will be required to suspend responsibilities for their teaching and teaching assistant training for the accommodation period.
