The phrase "accommodate a record" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the ability to store, manage, or provide space for a specific record or piece of information.
Example: "The new database system is designed to accommodate a record of all transactions made throughout the year."
Alternatives: "store a record" or "hold a record".
Even with the University of Minnesota playing 28 baseball games and 16 softball games at the dome, Petrich said he had enough slots to accommodate a record 240 college games and 420 over all without booking any between 2 30 a.m. and 6 30 a.m.
In fact, despite the crisis of this summer, when the department housed some homeless families overnight in a former jail to accommodate a record number of families seeking shelter, the department said its first self-evaluation, released yesterday, showed that it was making strong progress toward the strategic goals it set for itself in June.
Because the couple's clients are almost all in New York (Ms. Gilliam is the voice of many animated characters, while Ms. Van Beckum does commercials for several health and beauty companies), expanding the basement to accommodate a recording studio was a priority.
The golf course accommodated a record 75,723 rounds in fiscal year 2001-02, according to the city.
Castle Braid's U-shaped layout accommodates a recording studio, a screening room, a gym, a media lab, rentable video equipment and a lending library with more than 1,500 books and 300 DVDs — all cataloged on the building's private social networking site.
And like a VCR, the Panasonic can't change the channel on your cable box or satellite receiver to accommodate a scheduled recording.
In the realm of technology, the audio capacity of the compact disc was set at 74 minutes in the early 1980s, purportedly to accommodate a complete recording of Beethoven's Symphony No. 9. Symphony No. 9 has also been used to mark monumental public events, among the most moving of which took place on Christmas Day 1989 in Berlin.
The house was a bungalow and too small to accommodate a home recording studio, so the couple began a year-long search for a larger property, concentrating on an area west of London encompassing the counties of Berkshire and Oxfordshire.
Later the car was modified to accommodate a Simpson Special land-speed record engine (no. 1522), a motor that had won ten records at Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah.
The enhancements that Lamar officials attribute to the sport's return include record enrollments and the growth of the music program to accommodate a marching band.
Accommodate a variety of learning styles.
