The phrase "accommodate a crew" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to providing space, resources, or facilities for a group of people, typically in a maritime or aviation context.
Example: "The new vessel was designed to accommodate a crew of up to twenty members comfortably."
Alternatives: "house a crew" or "provide for a crew".
The M2 armoured personnel carrier accommodated a crew of 12, mounted a.50-calibre machine gun, and had a road speed of 76 km (47 miles) per hour.
Roger Waters knows a thing or two about smoke and mirrors, having staged the highest-grossing solo concert tour of all time – if one's idea of "solo" can accommodate a 12-piece band and crew numbering hundreds.
The foxholes were deep enough for one man to stand up, or big enough to accommodate a two-man machine-gun crew.
This requires four vessels, in order to accommodate a demanding maintenance and safety cycle, as well as tolerable levels of crew training and seashore harmony.
Accommodate a variety of learning styles.
Beginning in December 2012, construction crews gutted and redesigned the building's interior to accommodate an elevator, central air and heating systems, a reconfigured electrical system, and redesigned office space on the first and second floors.
The incident began when employees asked four people to give up their seats voluntarily, in order to accommodate United crew members staffing a flight the next day out of Louisville, Kentucky, where the plane was headed, passengers on the flight later said.
5 18 p.m. | Updated More than a week after I first asked about the capacity of the lifeboats on board the Triumph, Carnival told me that the ship had 24 lifeboats, 2 rescue boats, and 74 life rafts (primarily intended to accommodate crew) for a total lifesaving capacity of 6,670.
A member of the ruling elite of Qatar, a small, oil-rich nation in the Persian Gulf, Mr. Thani owns toys like a 437-foot yacht called the Al Mirqab, which can accommodate 60 crew members and 60 guests, and features a helicopter landing pad, according to Charter World.com
