The phrase "accommodate the construction of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability to make provisions or adjustments for a specific construction project or process.
Example: "The city council decided to accommodate the construction of a new park by adjusting the zoning regulations."
Alternatives: "facilitate the building of" or "support the development of".
This paper presents construction methods that unfold their full potential by linking digital design, additive fabrication and material properties and hence allow accommodating the construction of complex concrete structures.
The museum closed in July to accommodate the construction, though the school continued its operations.
When construction begins, the Big Room will double in size to accommodate the construction workers, who will be consulting the virtual design documents.
So long as a formal logical mapping can be either inferred or directly made to concepts used by the service ontologies, this difference can be accommodated and the construction of computational workflows may be initiated.
Think about the number of traffic lanes that are often closed during large-scale construction projects to accommodate the movement of massive construction materials.
By year's end, plans call for the paving of miles of dirt road, expansion of the local airstrip to accommodate commercial jets and the construction of a cafe, a restaurant, an Imax theater and a visitors' center over the entrance to the Skywalk.
The value of the local climate received only cursory consideration in the early developments; as the process was mainly focused on the delivery of units needed to accommodate those involved in the construction of the city.
The house and its grounds was originally intended to be the headmaster's residence and provide lodgings for a few boarders, but soon expanded to accommodate the entire school with the construction of classrooms and a hall.
Such simplified methods have presented a particular difficulty for light steel framed constructions as compared with many other forms of construction because they must accommodate the effects of non-homogenous layers and thermal bridges where the difference between the thermal conductivity of materials is large.
