The phrase "additional accommodation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to extra provisions or adjustments made to meet someone's needs, often in contexts like housing, travel, or education.
Example: "The hotel offered additional accommodation for guests with special requirements."
Alternatives: "extra arrangements" or "further provisions".
Depending on the flight schedules for 2014 Basecamp Explorer will, if necessary, accommodate the prize winner for any additional accommodation required in Longyearbyen at Trapper's Hotel, where the adventure starts at the end and/or at the beginning of the trip (meals not included).
The Derby South MP claimed nothing for her personal additional accommodation expenditure for April-June 2009. April-June 2009
There are still other things that — that the central bank can do to create additional accommodation.
The minutes revealed that the committee had carefully chosen to say it "will provide additional accommodation as needed".
The statement read: The Committee will closely monitor incoming information on economic and financial developments and will provide additional accommodation as needed.
Likewise, we have been aggressive and creative in using non-federal-funds-rate-centered tools to achieve additional accommodation for — for the U.S. economy.
If delegations, and their support and security, are more than five people, it is incumbent on the delegation to find its own additional accommodations.
As classrooms become more inclusive, many teachers will need to provide additional accommodations for students with disabilities and LEP.
On the other hand, the ADAAA does not require employers to provide additional accommodations to disabled workers; the standard for employer compliance remains to provide disabled workers with reasonable accommodations that do not result in an undue hardship.
25 Determining how the inadequate provision of additional accommodations impacts on the HSU of people with intellectual disabilities could inform future decisions surrounding allocation of resources.
However, it is an important area of research since UK-based studies have highlighted the widespread failure of health services to make required additional accommodations (eg, extended appointment hours) for this patient group, with no additional funding currently allocated for these purposes to NHS acute trusts.
