This phrase is correct and usable in written English.
You might use it when referring to making space for something new or changing existing spaces, for example, "We must accommodate the development of a new housing estate by relocating existing residents."
And there are ways to continue to sustain the wildlife and accommodate the development that we know is coming".
To normalize assessment a scoring rubric based on observed leaning outcomes that accommodate the development of expertise and creativity as aspects of both product and process generated.
At its simplest, "better" means that the decisions halt or minimize adverse impacts of technologies and their applications and accommodate the development and application of technologies that can produce substantial societal benefits.
They cannot accommodate the development of incommensurable concepts in the course of scientific advance.
He says he doesn't think changing the island plan to accommodate the development will have "wider implications".
He argued that formal accounts of reduction and explanation are impossible for general theories because they cannot accommodate the development of incommensurable concepts in the course of scientific advance.
But as the country undergoes development to accommodate the growth of its 1.2 billion people, tiger habitats have been shrinking.
Such exposure minimization planning can also accommodate the unforeseen development of a solar proton event.
The sad truth is that the administration would like nothing better than a court order requiring it to rewrite the plan so as to accommodate the very development that Mr. Clinton -- and the public -- had hoped to prevent.
Before developers can build high-rises, even near the Metrorail stations, planners say, the area's already clogged road network will need to expand to accommodate the extra development because many of the new residents and office workers will drive.
The blockade forced the JNA to amend its campaign in Croatia plans to accommodate the new development.
