The phrase "accommodate population" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability of a place, service, or system to support or provide for a certain number of people.
Example: "The new housing development was designed to accommodate population growth in the area."
Alternatives: "support the population" or "house the population".
We cover several varieties of open-population HDS models that accommodate population dynamics.
To accommodate population growth, England alone needs to increase its supply of homes to around 230,000 per year, more than twice the number built last year.
Up stepped Poulter, a proud working-class product of Milton Keynes, a soulless "new town" fifty miles north of London that was built in the nineteen-seventies to accommodate population overspill from the capital.
"One of the things we need to decide, urgently, is whether the plan is to accommodate population growth within London, to have a programme for shifting people out into new satellite towns, or to intensify development in existing satellite towns.
But every 10 years, council members' terms are shortened to two years from four to allow the city to draw new districts to accommodate population shifts reflected in each new federal census.
Moreover, local officials say making more efficient use of land near Metrorail stations jibes with long-term plans to allow areas like Bethesda and Arlington to accommodate population and economic growth without adding to traffic congestion.
The victory over the NF in the 70s was durable because it redefined British citizenship to accommodate populations which wanted to live and work here without abandoning their cultural identity.
Water and sewage infrastructure is needed to accommodate populations while preserving the North's as yet unspoiled water resources.
In addition, because of population movement away from war-stricken areas, the country must now adjust to accommodate new population patterns, explained Ms. Kozma.
Winsford has been used to accommodate overspill population from Liverpool.
Cumbernauld was designated a new town in 1956 to accommodate overspill population from Glasgow.
