The phrase "as accommodates" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey a sense of providing or making suitable, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The new policy is designed to be flexible as accommodates the diverse needs of our employees."
Alternatives: "as it meets" or "as it suits".
The advantage of this design is flexibility of the rule definition, supports many game mechanic and dynamic, as well as accommodates multirole playing and multiplayer games.
The excellent lithium storage performance can be attributed to the unique nanoscrolled structure, which provides abundant channels for lithium ions transport, as well as accommodates volume variation during fast lithiation and delithiation.
This paper proposes a flexible econometric structure for injury severity analysis at the level of individual crashes that recognizes the ordinal nature of injury severity categories, allows unobserved heterogeneity in the effects of contributing factors, as well as accommodates spatial dependencies in the injury severity levels experienced in crashes that occur close to one another in space.
They will not always find referees as accommodating as Nishimura.
Not all European countries have been as accommodating as Italy.
KSC won't be nearly as accommodating as Schalke, however.
To be fair, live television is not nearly as accommodating as a well-scripted, ruthlessly edited reality show.
"The medical examiner's office has been apologetic and they tried to be as accommodating as possible," Mr. DeSimone said.
CSX, which, along with Norfolk Southern Corporation, took over tracks and equipment owned by Conrail in June 1999, said it had tried to be as accommodating as possible.
Luis said that while the police were as accommodating as ever, new tactics being used by the federal government were causing problems.
Plus, clients are not always as accommodating as employers – those who work from home often have to come in to fulfil client need.
