The phrase "accommodate an increase" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the ability to adjust or make provisions for a rise in quantity, demand, or capacity.
Example: "The company plans to expand its facilities to accommodate an increase in production demands."
Alternatives: "make room for a rise" or "adjust for a growth".
Because the epidermal cells do not divide, they cannot accommodate an increase in stem diameter.
The changes are expected to help accommodate an increase of more than 10,000 riders a day.
The additional residential college is needed to accommodate an increase in undergraduate students, one of the priorities identified in the University's strategic planning framework.
It has about 850 flights daily to 81 cities. PHOENIX AIRPORT IMPROVEMENTS -- Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport won federal approval on Friday for several improvement projects, including a new 33-gate West Terminal to accommodate an increase in international flights.
We think we can be able to accommodate an increase of about 30 perent in that number, roughly an additional 11,000 or so departures a day, and that is significant".
She has held a dozen public information sessions, and in December she announced the need for a third track as a passing lane, in contrast to her predecessor's stated objective of the plan being to accommodate an increase in reverse commuting.
A main challenge is how to integrate the teaching into study programmes and eventually how to accommodate an increasing number of students on the individual courses.
As more companies across nearly every industry accommodate an increasing number of employees wishing to forego the morning commute and office pantry footfall, remote work has become an increasingly easy and breathlessly viable option for many who seek it.
For the past several years, the country has seen an explosion in the number of hotels being built to accommodate an increasing number of tourists and has also felt the effects of mainland Chinese moving in and starting businesses.
To accommodate an increasing number of Muslims in the U.S. military, the Pentagon in recent years has redoubled efforts to add Muslim chaplains and educate military personnel about the religion.
