The phrase "accommodate the additional" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability to make adjustments or provisions for extra items, requests, or needs.
Example: "We need to accommodate the additional requests from our clients to ensure their satisfaction."
Alternatives: "make room for the extra" or "adjust for the added".
Such organizations can also help a region accommodate the additional need for power within the grid.
To accommodate the additional cars, a new turning lane and signal will be installed that will eliminate several parking spaces along Broadway.
Both src and dest should be properly null-terminated strings and there should be sufficient memory at the end of dest to accommodate the additional characters from src.
When clusters of electric vehicles charge simultaneously in urban areas, the capacity of the power network might not be adequate to accommodate the additional electricity demand.
The university, which is the largest single university in Northern Ireland, will have to create 100 spaces to accommodate the additional students.
The selection of Modulation and Coding Scheme (MCS) is extended to take into account the channel resources required to accommodate the additional Raptor overheads.
Should we have accommodated the additional guests?
As a black hole grows, its event horizon grows, accommodating the additional entropy and information of whatever falls in.
The Hawaiian Freshwater Algal Database, or HfwADB, was modified from the Hawaiian Algal Database to showcase non-marine algal specimens collected from the Hawaiian Archipelago by accommodating the additional level of organization required for samples including multiple species.
The identification of a patch on the enzyme surface capable of accommodating the additional Cα substitutent of an α,α-disubstituted amino acid inhibitor suggests that such inhibitors could exhibit higher affinity and biological activity.
To accommodate the million additional refugees who are expected, the U.N. and other aid agencies operating in northern Iraq would have to build twenty-five camps just like Debaga, in thirty days.
