The phrase "accommodate memory" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to computer science, psychology, or any situation where the capacity or ability to store and manage information is discussed.
Example: "The new software update is designed to accommodate memory more efficiently, allowing users to run multiple applications simultaneously without lag."
Alternatives: "support memory" or "manage memory".
It can accommodate Memory Sticks up to 128 MB.
Or the storage: this phone has 8 gigabytes built in, and it has a slot that can accommodate memory cards up to 32 gigabytes.
The Nexus can accommodate memory cards up to 32 gigabytes (a 4-gigabyte card comes with it) — and yet, inexplicably, the Nexus allots only a tiny 190 megabytes of storage for downloaded apps.
Also like earlier Clié's, the T415 has a Memory Stick slot that can accommodate memory cards (64 megabytes for $60), a new Sony digital camera that takes 320-by-240-pixel color photos ($150) or a new audio adapter that plays MP3 music files you've stored on the Memory Stick ($130).
Konner's ability to accommodate ancient memory and modern consciousness, religious identity and secular peoplehood, serves him well in his treatment of Israel.
A Secure Digital card slot can accommodate more memory for storing digital image and audio files or adding accessories like a Bluetooth wireless card.
Although the Nortel system could, in principle, work with any Windows application, Friedman anticipates that "providers will want to rewrite their programs" to accommodate the memory and bandwidth constraints of wireless networks.
The director of industry analysis at the Consumer Electronics Association, Steve Koenig, expects carmakers to continue to support CDs while at the same time marketing USB connectivity for portable players and in-dash slots to accommodate flash memory cards that hold tunes.
Cognitive processing therapy (CPT) is empirically supported for the treatment of PTSD, but it is not specifically designed to accommodate the memory, attention, or problem solving deficits that are experienced by many Veterans with comorbid PTSD and TBI.
They speculate on the reason for this conflict: perhaps the couple, having each of them grown up in houses with large, traditional gardens, are trying to accommodate their memory of a "huge, old rectory within the confines of their 7.5m x 18m (25ft x 60ft) urban patch .It is hard not to be excited by what the contemporary designers are doing.
Google tries to keep the file size small (512 KB) to keep accessibility wide, because Ajax editors have to accommodate browser memory limitations.
