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The phrase "accommodate the enlargement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where adjustments or modifications are needed to allow for an increase in size or capacity.
Example: "The company plans to renovate the facility to accommodate the enlargement of its production line."
Alternatives: "facilitate the expansion" or "make room for the increase."
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Under proposed reforms designed to accommodate the enlargement of the Union to 27 members from 15, more decisions would be made by majority votes in ministerial meetings.
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Pronounced capsular stretching and enlargement of the bursal recesses to accommodate the head are secondary adaptive changes.
In 1826, despite enlargement of the church, it was too small to accommodate the population and the Heritors demanded payment of seat rents for those attending services.
In order to accommodate the increased size of the human brain, 'obstetric selection' occurred, resulting in enlargement of the birth canal and anteroposterior deepening of the human female pelvis (Fig. 4).
"The person developing the enlargements had to continually make the photograph smaller and smaller to accommodate the longer and longer caption," Morgan said.
He'd accommodate the line — metrically, rhythmically".
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How will he accommodate the newcomers?
We have to accommodate the waves, right?
Make any cuts to accommodate the drivetrain.
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