The phrase "accommodate around" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when to use it, as it does not form a coherent expression.
Example: "We need to accommodate around the schedule changes" does not make sense.
Alternatives: "adjust to" or "make room for".
The restaurant can accommodate around 40 people.
SHAs are predicted to accommodate around 40,000 additional dwellings over 10 or more years.
Dadaab was set up in 1991 to accommodate around 90,000 refugees.
Comparing to ATC, the test feeder under control of OTC can accommodate around 67% more PV without over-voltage issues.
Air traffic in Berlin has more than doubled since 2000 to around 24 million passengers per year, and Tegel, designed for a maximum capacity of around 7 million, now struggles to accommodate around 17 million.
The club confirmed on their website that proposals for the rail seating system will see the stadium in Glasgow initially accommodate around 2,600 supporters and could potentially be introduced in 2016-17.
Cofounder Steve Francess says moving from the world of finance in downtown Manhattan to industrial Queens gave his career a culture shock, but their ecommerce (which sells used electronic devices) not only needed space for products, but a traffic-lite neighborhood that could accommodate around-the-clock truck deliveries.
Next to the spruced-up London Overground station is a smart new housing development, Dalston Square.Artists have been spreading all over the East End, helped by Bow Arts Trust, based in a former Carmelite convent just beside the Olympic Park, which accommodates around 400 artists in low-cost space nearby.
Once opened, the camp quickly became popular, accommodating around 5,000 campers and another 5,000 day visitors.
The country has accommodated around 11,000 refugees, mainly from Syria and Afghanistan.
It's hard to believe campaign advisers will ever be this relaxed and accommodating around the press again.
