"making the accommodation" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe the act of making preparations or adjustments for someone or something. Example: The hotel manager was busy making accommodations for the large group of guests who had unexpectedly arrived.
Although the jury decided that Creighton did not intentionally discriminate against the student, Michael Argenyi, it said making the accommodations would not have caused an undue burden.
That the design, as well as being hideous, contravened the London Plan's advice, was not, a shortcoming, he said, "so severe as to make the accommodation unacceptable for the proposed purpose".
A judge made the accommodation so the couple's four daughters could have a parent at home to care for them.
Make the accommodation your gym place.
But transactions like G.E.-Honeywell can be accomplished if people are prepared to make the accommodations that the regulators ask for.
What makes the accommodations exceptional are spectacular views of the Black Sea, one of the best-equipped spas in the region (ultra-deluxe Turkish bath and massage) and restaurants of exceptional quality and service in a country still learning the secrets of modern hospitality.
These obligations are anticipatory: The act charges educators with thinking ahead to make the accommodations disabled students are likely to need.
While cloaked in faux concern for women's health on the part of legislators, these laws are in fact are so onerous to service providers that many cannot afford to make the accommodations necessary to stay in business.
These not only slide, but recline as well, making the rear accommodations limousine-like.
Furthermore, attitudes of employers in these workplaces would not have been particularly sympathetic to making the required accommodations for the participants in the current climate of high unemployment where finding a replacement low skilled worker is easy.
