"flexible accommodating" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe someone or something that is adaptable and open to change or different needs. Example: "The company prides itself on having a team of flexible accommodating employees who are willing to work overtime when needed."
The approach was flexible, accommodating and welcoming of disruptive technologies and the emergence of new industries.
The proposed system is flexible, accommodating different data types and sources, and can be expanded to include new field sites.
Amin defines smart grids as "a concept and range of functionalities", "designed to be inherently flexible, accommodating a variety of production sources and adapting to and incorporating new technologies as they are developed" [4].
Looking for further extensions the method presented is flexible, accommodating to any ODE based modeling framework such that the circuit's model structure is obtained from the starting list of parts by giving values to a set of binary variables.
The possibility to extend the application of HPLC-MS to determine BCMs content in biological fluids such as urine does exist (Cass et al., 2008) as this technique has been proven rather flexible, accommodating the analysis of a wide range of matrices.
We have been enormously flexible and accommodating.
He need not worry; the sinew of Shakespeare's late verse is so flexible and accommodating that it sounds more urgent than any headline.
The religious radicals are relatively isolated, while Nahda, the more mainstream Islamist party, which won some 40% of assembly seats, has proved flexible in accommodating secular-minded demands.
The community company has plans to use it as a "flexible space" accommodating food and tourism industries.
The complainants ask that schools be more flexible about accommodating students for "sound reasons for tardiness or truancy;" that they take disabilities into account and that they provide positive behavioral supports.
Recruiters were trained to give simple, clear information and be flexible and accommodating in recruiting women and performing interviews.
