The phrase "accommodate for the larger" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct expression would be "accommodate the larger" or "accommodate for the larger size."
Example: "We need to accommodate the larger equipment in the storage area."
Alternatives: "make room for the larger" or "adjust for the larger."
The NZTA recommendation for the seat length was severely inadequate to accommodate for the large displacements of skewed bridges, especially in the transverse direction.
Lastly, we showed that the LM method can accommodate for a large range of response dynamics, a crucial property for estimating spatial spread of activity or contrast dynamics.
BioAPI: This standard describes the specifications of an Application Programming Interface (API) in order to accommodate for a large number of biometric systems, sensors, and applications.
Following the guidelines in [10], we have extended such results to accommodate for large values of q s, too.
While DNA methylation repressed longer than H3K9 methylation, the effect was not long-lasting and the authors speculate that multivalent epigenetic modifications must be designed for long-term effects when epigenome editing and to accommodate for large-scale chromatin domains.
The reason for this change, not only to accommodate the larger anticipated audience attendance, but for the extended schedule of events and guest list as well.
They say it will require heavier wings to accommodate the larger engines, for instance.
Alterations of the shell hoists to accommodate the larger rounds for the Canet guns began only in December 1895.
Or two we could extend our deck by just increasing the number of cards the card array would hold to hold all of our cards and change a few loop parameters to accommodate the larger deck we planned for the future.
To accommodate the larger student population, Dublin High School was founded.
