The phrase "accommodate a piece" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to making space or adjustments for a specific item or component in a context such as design, construction, or organization.
Example: "We need to accommodate a piece of furniture in the living room that fits the overall aesthetic."
Alternatives: "make room for a piece" or "fit in a piece".
The earlier stage could accommodate a 30-piece orchestra; the new one can support 55 to 65 pieces.
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.
For a week from 21 September until 27 September, the main digital advertising display in Brighton train station will accommodate an art piece, broadcasting a stream of existential confessions submitted anonymously by the public alongside the usual adverts.
A geographic space must be partitioned into a finite number of discrete pieces to accommodate a finite and discrete computing environment.
According to Robert Garcia, a partner in the firm and its design director, each piece was designed to accommodate a single ashtray or martini glass.
PAGE a4 SYMBOLISM IN IRAQ BRIDGE The Graihat Bridge, the 575-foot landmark linking two Shiite neighborhoods in Baghdad across the Tigris River, is possibly the first piece of infrastructure built to accommodate a divided Baghdad.
"It is a plus to be able to splurge on a few pieces you love versus buying to accommodate a large house," says Alex Caratechea, lead designer for Decor Aid.
Ken Tucker praised the acting and the writers, noting "The fact that the series can accommodate a fan like me only confirms what a well-wrought piece of pop culture Fringe has become".
Seated in the news media section at the gold medal game in Munich, which began at 11 45 p.m. local time to accommodate a live prime-time telecast in the United States, I could sense another piece of inglorious history unfolding.
