The phrase "accommodate the growth" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the ability to support or adapt to an increase in size, capacity, or development in various contexts, such as business, infrastructure, or personal development.
Example: "The new office layout was designed to accommodate the growth of our team over the next few years."
Alternatives: "support the expansion" or "facilitate the increase".
To accommodate the growth, some secondary airports are expanding.
They expanded programs, often building research facilities to accommodate the growth, and reduced faculty-student ratios.
Once we planned our cities to accommodate the growth in car use, without realising the terrible impact this would have.
To accommodate the growth, the cruise lines would like to see the passenger ship terminal refurbished and expanded.
Mr. Juliano said the expansion was needed just to accommodate the growth that has already taken place.
But as the country undergoes development to accommodate the growth of its 1.2 billion people, tiger habitats have been shrinking.
Boston has not easily accommodated the growth of private automobile and truck traffic, which increasingly chokes the city, especially the narrow and winding downtown streets laid out in colonial times.
"We didn't move any positions from the U.S. to India as much as we accommodated the growth in our business by hiring employees in India rather than increasing staffing in the U.S.," Zeidman said.
4. Lipid bilayers grow by addition of amphiphilic compounds present in the environment It is not sufficient for a primitive cell to replicate its macromolecular components unless the boundary membrane can increase in area to accommodate the internal growth.
But once the sublet space is absorbed, he said the office market would be in rough balance and new development would be needed to accommodate the job growth he anticipates beginning by 2005.
When a primitive cell was able to replicate its encapsulated macromolecular components, an increase of its membrane area was necessary to accommodate the internal growth.
