The phrase "and also accommodating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that is helpful, obliging, or willing to assist in a particular situation.
Example: "The staff at the hotel were friendly and also accommodating, ensuring that all our needs were met during our stay."
Alternatives: "and also helpful" or "and also obliging".
If you know autistic individuals are attending your event try to find out from them how you can make it autism-friendly, and also accommodate their specific needs.
"I'm trying to be responsive to people's concerns," he said, "and also accommodate what my object is, to be able to enjoy my waterfront property, have a boat here.
Pollen grains achieve the proper state of desiccation by folding in on themselves as they dry, which reduces the rate of water loss (and also accommodates the reduced volume of water, making the grain smaller).
Causeway Exchange on Bedford Street is the headquarters of the Department of Culture, Arts and Leisure and also accommodates other civil servants.
In addition, the 3D mesoporous structure can physically confine the intermediate products to the electrode and also accommodate the volume expansion of sulfur upon cycling.
This approach allows for a wide range of nonlinear dynamical models to be considered, and also accommodates many complex loss mechanisms in the power transmission system.
Based on the appropriate value of this ratio, the backfilling wall can support the roof strata at the entrance, and also accommodate the deformation and rotation of upper strata in the future.
It was set up in 1990, initially to help cope with the rising costs of pensions for a population that was living longer, and also accommodate changes in oil prices.
The study incorporates historical groundwater developments as recorded by various concerned agencies and also accommodates the role of some of the major tributaries of River Ganga as geo-hydrological boundaries.
