The phrase "as it accommodates to" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct form would typically be "as it accommodates" or "as it accommodates itself to."
Example: "The design of the software is flexible, as it accommodates the needs of various users."
Alternatives: "as it adjusts to" or "as it adapts to".
This is a right that EU citizens have been campaigning to protect as it accommodates the future care of widowed parents.
Slow acceptance rates are effectively mitigated by allowing the system to restructure as it accommodates the inserted MC-atoms, mimicking the kinetic restructuring of the system as the new phase is formed.
It reflects the new ways 4-H youth programmes work collaboratively with others who support youth and it is simpler to use as it accommodates content that did not fit into the categories of the old taxonomy or that could be listed in more than one place.
Consequently, the crack front changes from one case to the other as it accommodates a dissimilar velocity distribution.
For singing auditions, I prefer to use love songs (as long as it's accommodating to the musical or character).
The only other alternative to the idea that the Fed thinks President Trump and the Republicans will implement successful economic policy improvements is that the Fed simply dislikes President Trump and the Republicans and does not want to be as accommodating to them as it was to President Obama.
DEXTER FILKINS: Jifry, this a really smart question — would the opposition be as accommodating to the U.S. as Saleh?
And few states have been as accommodating to voters who want to shed their political party affiliation.
But once the game started, the Lightning weren't nearly as accommodating to their guests on the field.
The lowest price packages normally have flights that really are not as accommodating to the customer.
