The phrase "accommodate sport" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability of a facility, event, or organization to support or provide for sporting activities.
Example: "The new community center was designed to accommodate sport, featuring multiple courts and fields for various activities."
Alternatives: "support sports" or "facilitate sports".
The pyramid roof on the two-car garage was raised to accommodate sport-utility vehicles.
"Did we need a civic arena to accommodate sports and other things?
On game days, it will accommodate sports reporters, coaches, officials, alumni and donors, providing an outstanding view of the field and a spectacular view of the bay.
Pending release of a policy text, several broadcasters said they would wait to see how they might juggle their sched ules to accommodate sports, movies and news documen taries.
Operating hours are subject to change to accommodate sporting events academic classes, recreational programs, maintenance projects, university holidays and special events.
The new stadium, which would be built in Mission Valley at the site of the aging Qualcomm Stadium, would accommodate sports, entertainment, civic and commercial events, Faulconer said.
"I hold family dinner time as sacred, even if I have to adjust the time I sit down to accommodate sports or other after-school activities.
Sochi boasts several newly built arenas to accommodate sports from speed skating to ice hockey to curling, while resorts miles outside of the city are now prepared to host Alpine skiing contests and the bobsled, luge and skeleton events.
The Maidan is a large open field in the heart of the city that has been called the "lungs of Kolkata" and accommodates sporting events and public meetings.
On a day of firsts, blaming Her Majesty for the grass being too short to accommodate a sport where half the behemoths weigh in at over 23 stone was only one of many.
Originally designed and built by S. G. Slocum for John Boulton Simpson, the president of the Estey Piano Company, who used it as a garage and stable, the carriage house features a Romanesque Revival facade and retains a ground-level garage large enough to accommodate a sport utility vehicle.
