The phrase "accommodation to change" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of adapting or adjusting to new circumstances or changes in a situation.
Example: "The company's accommodation to change has allowed it to thrive in a rapidly evolving market."
Alternatives: "adaptation to change" or "adjustment to change".
First, non-mechanical factors as accommodation to the changed visual and auditory surroundings or fear during treadmill running may result in differences between overground and treadmill running biomechanics [ 15].
And all bow before the memory of the one among us who believed most ardently in the power of ideas and who, indeed, made of his own ideas a force that, more than once, undermined our certitudes, exposed facile consolations and expedient accommodations, and, yes, managed to change, a bit, the order of things.
The aged eye's ability to change focus (accommodation) may be restored by replacing the hardened natural lens with a soft gel.
Starting a business begins by identifying a problem to be solved: a better concrete transit mixer, an easier way to book accommodation online, an automatic way to change gears in a car.
Emran Mian, director of the Social Market Foundation and a former director of strategy at the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills, expects switching between universities to become more common, particularly in urban areas with several nearby campuses, where students may be able to swap without having to change their accommodation, friends or part-time jobs.
And single people aged under 25 can only get the benefit for a bedsit or a room in shared accommodation, although this is set to change to people aged under 35.
G.M. made its first accommodation to that change in developing the catalytic converter.
There are aspects of Hinduism that make it amenable to change and to accommodation.
Different types of corrective lenses are used, depending on an individual's ability to change lens curvature for accommodation.
