The phrase "accommodate expansion" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the ability of a system, structure, or organization to adapt or make room for growth or increase in size.
Example: "The new design of the building was intended to accommodate expansion in the future as the company grows."
Alternatives: "allow for growth" or "facilitate enlargement".
Ray Huey, chief executive officer for Z-Medica, said the company recently relocated its administrative offices to Wallingford to accommodate expansion.
Under the Canberra Spatial Plan, which outlines the city's direction for development through the first 30 years of the 21st century, both the territory and New South Wales will accommodate expansion of the Australian capital city.
The renovated double-decker, 20,000-seat football stadium — filled for home games — will expand to 30,000 seats and was designed to accommodate expansion to 60,000 or more.
The Primary Zone generally supports the present population and is of highest conservation value, while the Secondary Zone is of lesser value but could accommodate expansion of the population given sufficient habitat restoration.
At 875 Third Avenue, on the east side of the avenue between 52d and 53d Streets, the owner of the building acknowledges that it may not be able to accommodate expansion by all three of its largest tenants, should they require more space when their leases expire in 2002 or 2003.
A permit application says they would be across Disney's property to accommodate expansion of theme parks, resorts and "support areas".
The Town of North Hempstead, which holds zoning powers in unincorporated Albertson, has been trying to accommodate expansions and knockdowns without letting them run amok.
The framework accommodates expansion and renovation based on evolving requirements, capabilities, and skills.
These features of the fatigued composite internally accommodated expansion in long direction as the temperature was increased, which resulted in a decrease in its residual thermal expansion.
Persistent and focused presence of hoxb4a activity in this particular subdivision of the inferior olive would provide a transcriptional plasticity accommodating expansion and growth of the lateral line system which, in turn, underlies consolidation in this precerebellar circuit [8].
