The phrase "accommodate industrial" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to accommodating industrial needs or requirements, but as it stands, it is incomplete and ambiguous.
Example: "The new facility was designed to accommodate industrial operations efficiently."
Alternatives: "support industrial" or "meet industrial".
Detroit built its Lake Huron pipeline to accommodate industrial growth, but industry has declined instead, so the pipeline operates at well below capacity.
Air ducts big enough to accommodate industrial cooling systems sprout along the rooftops; huge diesel generators sit in rows around the outside.
At the same time, pressure built to accommodate industrial development in South Florida.
The apartment buildings were meant primarily to accommodate industrial workers who came to Vilnius from other regions of the Lithuanian SSR and from other Soviet Republics.
Barbara is "chemically sensitive," so the Spencers have long farmed organically, but they stopped being certified a few years ago because they think the national organic program standards are diluted to accommodate industrial agricultural practices.
Afterwards regulation drifts back to accommodate industrial motives [ 75].
We now find that multinationals such as the French PSA Group taking over General Motors' subsidiaries in Europe want assurances from HMG that, with Britain out of the single market, they can rely on a supply chain within the UK, supported by an accommodating industrial policy and decent infrastructure.
The relevant literature generally rejects the idea of reforming EUMC to accommodate the industrial policies of Member States, but the reasons for this position differ.
Many of the sites are reforested with wildlife habitat incorporated into the final plan, and a number of the former mine sites have been reconfigured by the mining company to accommodate residential, industrial or recreational use.
In recent years, the CCC chart has been generalized to accommodate some industrial practices where items from a process are inspected sample by sample and not according to the production order.
The ad also states that the water and sewer can be extended to the site to accommodate future industrial development.
