"being accommodated" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in a variety of contexts to refer to someone or something that is being assisted. For example: "The refugees are being accommodated in a nearby shelter."
Other 75 pax being accommodated.
She was being accommodated, which freed her up to be natural.
"I inquired about being accommodated on another airline and Spirit said no," Mr. Ahumada said.
In other boroughs, additional numbers are being accommodated mainly in portable classrooms on existing sites.
There is still much in his work that is difficult to redeem and far from being accommodated by the mainstream - if indeed it ever can be.
Mr. Finn believes that most disabled students should be taught to read or spell or do math instead of being accommodated.
"As part of the process of reviewing existing arrangements in Middlesbrough we have agreed to reduce the number of asylum seekers being accommodated in the local area".
The train service between Inverurie and Keith continues to be suspended because of bad weather, which resulted in 200 people being accommodated in Aberdeen last night.
Mothers with young children continue to find it a challenge, being accommodated at work during those years, to the lifetime detriment of their careers.
Professor Slaughter's main concerns are the notion that the needs of women, child care and time with children are not being accommodated by the workplace.
SkyWest said on Twitter that the plane landed safely in Buffalo after a passenger lost consciousness, adding: "No problem with door, other passengers being accommodated".
