The phrase "accommodations over the course" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing adjustments or provisions made throughout a specific period or duration, often in an educational or professional context.
Example: "The university provides various accommodations over the course of the semester to support students with disabilities."
Alternatives: "adjustments throughout the duration" or "provisions during the period".
Factors such as increased family accommodation of OCD symptoms have been linked to more treatment-refractory symptoms (Ferrao et al. 2006) and increased clinical severity (Peris et al. 2008; Storch et al. 2007), whereas decreases in family accommodation over the course of treatment is linked with better outcomes (Merlo et al. 2009).
Nearly 90,000 children will be forced to spend Christmas in emergency temporary accommodation as the costs of the housing crisis escalate to £2.8bn over the course of this parliament, Labour has claimed.
Over the course of the next three weeks, he proposed a number of accommodations to alleviate the university's concerns about his mental state — he offered to live off campus or take a reduced course load — but he was told that these conditions would "fundamentally alter the nature of a Princeton education".
The challenge of fixing the grid requires greater consensus over the course of deregulation, a new grid architecture, and new regional institutions that allow for political accommodation without sacrificing a shared interest in affordable, reliable, and sustainable energy services.
over the course of the past three years.
"Over the course of a lifetime".
Details of employment/other occupation (supported employment/courses) and use of supported accommodation over the 10 years were also gathered as well as their current involvement in social/leisure activities and contact with family.
"There are all these cottage industries, bed-and-breakfast accommodations and, of course, the vineyards.
Walk the course over and over.
They thrust hard at one another in debate over serious matters," but, he writes, "understanding and accommodation in the ordinary course of the Senate day was essential to sanity".
