The phrase "accommodate large amounts" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the capacity or ability of something to hold or manage a significant quantity of items, data, or people.
Example: "The new storage facility is designed to accommodate large amounts of inventory, ensuring efficient organization and retrieval."
Alternatives: "hold substantial quantities" or "manage significant volumes."
With graphite, efficient grinding allowed this material to accommodate large amounts of sodium.
Organic shale reservoirs accommodate large amounts of hydrocarbons in extremely tight rock matrix.
Ferritins are characterized by highly conserved three-dimensional structures similar to spherical shells, designed to accommodate large amounts of iron in a safe, soluble and bioavailable form.
Other walls, in particular in reserve tissues, can accommodate large amounts of storage polysaccharides, which can be easily mobilized as a carbon source.
The ability of the UO2 fluorite structure to accommodate large amounts of interstitial oxygen in various lattice sites leads to the formation of hyper-stoichiometric phases.
Smart-grid technology will help grid operators accommodate large amounts of electricity from solar and other renewable energy sources: as clouds pass overhead or wind patterns change, for example, signals could be sent out to smart appliances to pause operation or decrease their power consumption.
The rational integration of three dimensional (3D) carbon skeletons into sulfur cathode is an efficient and effective route to full use of conductive scaffolds with chemical and mechanical stability and ability to accommodate large amount of active materials.
However, as wind power impacts the power system operation, it is predicted that more reserves will be needed in the future to accommodate large amount of wind power into the power systems.
Moreover, these compounds are found to crystallize in rock salt structure with face-centered cubic array which provides three dimensional interstitial spaces to accommodate large amount of lithium as well as it contributes to the excellent reversibility of the electrode compared to other structures [22, 28].
The mesopores in the silica shell have a high surface area and large pore volume, enabling it to accommodate large amount of drugs.
For example, an effective reconfiguration method was deployed in [4] to accommodate larger amounts of DG in distribution systems without network reinforcement.
