The phrase "accommodate a parking" is not correct in English.
You might be trying to express the idea of providing space for parking.
Example: "The new building was designed to accommodate a parking area for residents and visitors."
Alternatives: "provide parking" or "allow for parking".
The resulting landmark show, first premiered in 1985, begins as two French-Canadian women trace their personal histories through the labyrinth of Quebec's Chinatown, now razed to accommodate a parking lot.
Zinke gave Whitefish city planner David Taylor permission to access the property, provided him with the combination for the gate and told him he was "working with" project developers to accommodate a parking lot on the foundation's land, according to an August 2017 email exchange published by The Washington Post.
Another common use for this is to prevent vehicles from parking in a spot that is too small to accommodate a vehicle in a parking lot without marked stalls.
On 95th Street in Ozone Park, Queens, two drivers in S.U.V.'s barrel toward each other but soon realize that they are closing in on an intractable problem of spatial relations: the 60-foot-wide two-way street can barely accommodate a row of parked cars on either side and the drivers' wide-bodied vehicles.
What is worse, she - let's call her "Mildred" - and her seven thousand new neighbors may be forced out yet again to accommodate a new industrial park.
Mr. Landes said one of his company's retail clients, the restaurant chain Ruby Tuesday, would also love a spot, if only it could find one large enough to accommodate a 5,000-square-foot 5,000-square-foot 5,000-square-footn 100 carestaurant
That will explore the potential for growth, identify the constraints and recommend how to provide the housing, transportation, energy and other public works, including parks, to accommodate a larger population, the mayor said.
Councillors in Waltham Forest, north-east London, which will accommodate a section of the Olympic Park and a visitor campsite during the summer Games, have been given a restricted counter-terrorism local profile (CTLP) authored by police and the Home Office.
Now, after an at times violent struggle to resist the demolition of their homes to accommodate a road to the Olympic Park for the Games in August, her family is among 25 that have finally agreed a plan with city hall for the urbanisation of their community.
"This building was accommodated within a parking garage," Mr. Ireland said of the present theater.
Will higher gas prices and SUV safety concerns shrink these roomy parking spots to accommodate a wave of 4-cylinder tuna cans?
