The phrase "accommodate a number of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability to provide space, resources, or support for multiple items, people, or needs.
Example: "The new conference room is designed to accommodate a number of attendees comfortably."
Alternatives: "house several" or "support multiple".
The genome of HSV-1 is comparatively large and can accommodate a number of mutations and deletions.
"But if they decide to do that we'd accommodate a number of them in WA and we'd certainly support them as a state government," he said.
If energy-using technologies are standardised, this will need to accommodate a number of different energy vectors from different sources that they can be used without emissions by the end user.
As Andrew D'Souza, Top Hat's COO told me yesterday, the company decided to make this switch in order to accommodate a number of different scenarios.
Crystallography has revealed that the ATP-binding site of CDK2 can accommodate a number of diverse molecular frameworks, exploiting various sites of interaction.
The high-speed process is designed to accommodate a number of process parameter changes during a brief 5 20 second cycle.
INTERNATIONAL KEYBOARD INSTITUTE AND FESTIVAL Jerome Rose's annual festival at the Mannes College of Music is a big-tent affair that accommodates a number of distinctive personalities.
INTERNATIONAL KEYBOARD INSTITUTE AND FESTIVAL Jerome Rose's festival at the Mannes College of Music is a big-tent affair that accommodates a number of distinctive personalities.
The models can be expanded in other ways for example, by involving more than two countries or products, by adding transport costs, or by accommodating a number of other variables such as labour conditions and product quality.
Furthermore, civil recourse theory accommodates a number of tort's central substantive features, features that arguably elude corrective justice theory.
