The phrase "accommodate peak" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to adjusting or making provisions for maximum demand or capacity, such as in business, logistics, or resource management.
Example: "We need to adjust our staffing levels to accommodate peak customer demand during the holiday season."
Alternatives: "handle maximum demand" or "meet peak requirements".
To accommodate peak seasonal demand, rental companies shift inventory around, bringing in minivans during Colorado's ski season, for example, and Orlando's summertime traffic.
In some sectors of the economy, like retail trade, employers favor part-time contracts because scheduling flexibility allows them to accommodate peak shopping times and keep sales workers "fresher" on the job.
This chapter deals with the design of canal cross-section that can accommodate peak irrigation water supply during the design base period.
This network was designed to accommodate peak flow rates and multiple network designs were considered for the various export scenarios evaluated in the study.
Cassatt's software, dubbed Collage, takes aim at certain inefficiencies of old tech: the hodgepodge of rival incompatible servers and software from a dozen or more vendors and the need to buy far more computing power than customers truly need to accommodate peak usage times and redundant backup systems.
Furthermore, considering that a ductile adhesive is used, the joint strength increases almost proportionally with the joint length because ductile adhesives deform plastically and make use of the whole overlap [23], contrary to brittle adhesives which cannot accommodate peak stresses at the ends of the overlap [24].
At the same time, in many regions around the world, public transportation is primarily designed to accommodate peak-hour travel demands in order to reduce congestion and its impacts.
He noted that the American telegraph system was unprofitable for its first 15 years, and that in the early 20th century many felt that it had too much capacity, partly because it was built to accommodate huge peak loads during business hours.
A typical problem area is the village of Velm where a permanent river is constrained by a culvert designed to accommodate its peak discharge.
For example, for the given loop bandwidth of 25 Hz in Table 1, the PLL could accommodate a peak jerk stress of about 78 G/s without losing carrier signal tracking.
However, Pb-17Li provides marginal heat transfer performance in particular in the presence of MHD effects and the divertor design had to be adapted to accommodate the peak design heat flux of 5 MW/m2.
