The phrase "and was accommodated for" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used in contexts where someone or something has been provided with what they need or adjusted for, but the correct form would be "and was accommodated."
Example: "The guest arrived late, but they were still welcomed and was accommodated."
Alternatives: "and was provided for" or "and was taken care of."
39 of them are found to have influential errors and are accommodated for finding the resultant effect between the cutting tool and the workpiece in workspace volume.
The effect of different vehicle types was accommodated for by converting them into equivalent passenger car units.
This approach is time and cost effective and can be accommodated for high-throughput analyses in epidemiology studies.
Long-term care facilities (LTCFs) are establishments where non-self-sufficient patients who cannot be assisted at home and can be accommodated for an indefinite period of time.
If we run the world on AI apps, then how can we make sure cultural, religious and other sensitivities are accommodated for?
The explicit characterization of the stability and performance landscapes offer a look into the robustness and margins of tolerable faults that can be accommodated for and these benefits are discussed with some simulation results for context.
During the journey to the target planet or moon, and for the first couple of years before a colony has been established and the colony has been accommodated for children, a pregnancy would jeopardize the safety of the crew and the wellbeing of the child.
Differences in the number and composition of families were accommodated for using equivalence scales.
Particular obstacles faced by girls in having their voices heard, such as a lack of confidence or experience in being listened to and taken seriously, should be accommodated for.
Language, culture, personalities, traditions and a thousand other tiny things had to be accommodated for and, above all, understood.
