The phrase "activity accommodation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to adapting or modifying activities to meet specific needs or preferences, often in educational or therapeutic settings.
Example: "The school implemented activity accommodation to ensure that all students could participate in the physical education program."
Alternatives: "activity adjustment" or "activity modification".
Wilderness Journeys (0131-625 6635, wildernessjourneys.com), 17 days from £3,095pp, inc flights, activities, accommodation and most meals.
Penn Hills (www.pennhillsresort.com) has New Year's Eve packages including activities, accommodation, breakfast, dinner and commemorative champagne glasses, from $235 to $400 per couple per night.
For travelers, this means that prices for activities, accommodation and food are often quite high compared to other destinations.
Satisfaction with physical health, mental health and personal safety loaded on one factor, whilst satisfaction with job situation, friendships, leisure activities, accommodation, and partner/family loaded on the second factor.
These covered choice of locations, selection of participants, supervision, learning activities, accommodation, extent of community participation, nature of the curricula, funding, reference materials available, and methods of trainee evaluation.
Services included medical management, medication monitoring, rehabilitation, counselling services, group therapy, such as depression, anxiety, anger management, leisure/social activities, accommodation support, drug and alcohol services, financial management, legal services/representation and respite care and hospitalisation as needed.
These subjective questions assess satisfaction with life as a whole, job, financial situation, number and quality of friendships, leisure activities, accommodation, personal safety, people that the individual lives with, sex life, relationship with family, physical health and mental health.
The MANSA assesses the patients subjective ratings of life in general and satisfaction with several more specific domains of quality of life, including work or education related issues, financial situation, social relations, leisure activities, accommodation, family situation, personal safety and physical and mental health.
The items are designed to assess the satisfaction the patients derive from the following domains: life as a whole, job, financial situation, number and quality of friendships, leisure activities, accommodation, personal safety, people the patient lives with (or living alone), sex life, relationship with family, physical health, and mental health.
The subjective items assess satisfaction with life as a whole, job, financial situation, number and quality of friendships, leisure activities, accommodation, personal safety, people that the individual lives with (or living alone), sex life, relationship with family, physical health and mental health.
