The phrase "accommodation to reality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how individuals or systems adjust or adapt to the actual circumstances or truths of a situation.
Example: "His accommodation to reality was evident in the way he changed his plans to better fit the current economic climate."
Alternatives: "adaptation to reality" or "adjustment to reality".
It's an accommodation to reality — and one that libertarian populism, for all its promise as answer to the G.O.P's malaise, has yet to adequately make.
In a rare Gallic accommodation to reality, ketchup will be permitted with fries, though they can be served only once a week.
The Opening Closed Doors Alliance is a distinguished and diverse group of individuals and organizations working to find a balance between coercion and cooperation, between silence and unprotected information, between hospitals and communities, and between rigid adherence to rules and a reasonable accommodation to reality.
Their decision to reveal otherwise private information to such third parties does not reflect a lack of concern for the privacy of the information, but a necessary accommodation to the realities of modern life.
It's also an accommodation to the political reality that the N.R.A. created.
In reality, there is a trade-off between frequent accommodation to changeable environments and high additional costs incurred by reformation.
The Three Stooges' interactions are more raw and internal than those of the Marx Brothers, almost as if demonstrating the realities of familial strife that accompanied any accommodation to the New World.
The poems track the absurdist accommodations made by their protagonists to reality and logic, but we never quite get the knack for how life is played, and then the game ends.
Accommodation The university provides accommodation to most first years.
This legislation will award reasonable accommodation to pregnant workers.
Accommodation: most universities offer accommodation to their freshers.
