The phrase "accommodate rising demand" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the need to adjust or increase capacity, resources, or services in response to an increase in demand.
Example: "To ensure customer satisfaction, the company must accommodate rising demand by expanding its production facilities."
Alternatives: "meet increasing demand" or "adapt to growing demand".
Recent "plot chopping" by councils to accommodate rising demand has been controversial.
The Animal Medical Center in Manhattan, which performed 34 stent procedures on dogs and cats in 2005, usually to open up clogged passages in the bladder or kidney, created a clinic about two years ago to accommodate rising demand for minimally invasive surgery.
Semiconductor orders are coming in higher each week as electronics OEMs strain to accommodate rising demand, both in traditional products such as notebook PCs, computer servers, wireless networks and big-screen TVs, as well as what Google deigned the "transformational" smart phone.
The store, which has several locations in the Maryland and Virginia suburbs of Washington, increased its payroll 15percenttoto accommodate rising demand for its products -- particularly its popular recreational drones.
14 15 28 Delays were attributed to the lack of physical capacity (clinic space, diagnostic activity) to accommodate rising demand.
Nor would the block grant grow fast enough to accommodate expensive advances in medicine, rising demand for long-term care, or unexpected health care needs in the wake of epidemics or natural disasters.
The relative stability of the velocity of circulation is attributed by them to the facility with which the supply of money accommodates itself to demand; they argue that insofar as supply may be restricted in the face of rising demand, velocity will increase, or (what really amounts to the same thing) new sources of credit, such as trade credit, will be exploited.
True, big cities have enjoyed rising demand.
Then there is that rising demand.
Rising demand has to show up somewhere.
