The phrase "looking for accommodation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when one is discussing the process of looking for a place to live. For example: "We've been looking for accommodation in the city for weeks, but we still haven't found a place to our liking."
The ladies are left holding the baby whilst looking for accommodation, school and new friends.
I would expect we will have a lot more turning up and looking for accommodation".
"For some authorities in London, this may inevitably mean looking for accommodation outside of their area," it said.
We had a homeless client who was eight months pregnant and looking for accommodation in south-west Wales.
There is a new breed of students in town and they're looking for accommodation just a little smarter than your average digs.
"Students usually contact us first if they are looking for accommodation," says Birkbeck, University of London international marketing and support officer Sarah Whitaker.
The Durban hospital in question, she said, is under renovation, and officials are "looking for accommodations in other hospitals" while construction proceeds.
At the upper end of the market, a few phone calls will land a fully furnished apartment designed for the Town Car set: executives on a short assignment, actors in town for a film, or a couple looking for accommodations while they renovate a Classic 6 on the Upper West Side.
Advertising in Cuba is against the law, and few people are permitted Internet access in their homes, making it all but impossible to attract tourists looking for accommodations.
Obviously, the simple answer is yes, because any arrivals are bound to look for accommodation.
Both look for accommodation that has a unique quality, be it a water tower, lighthouse or a stunning position.
