The phrase "accommodate the higher" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the need to adjust or make provisions for something that is at a higher level or standard.
Example: "In order to meet the new regulations, we must accommodate the higher standards set by the governing body."
Alternatives: "adjust to the elevated" or "adapt to the increased".
The major differences in equipment are the use of higher-temperature refractories and the increased cooling required to accommodate the higher operating temperatures in nickel production.
The Royal Mint continues to supply to its customers and is increasing production to accommodate the higher demand.
Improvements telecom operators had made to their networks to accommodate the higher cable and fibre speeds had increased ADSL speeds by 10%, the report said.
While the trial run made "a lot of money" for Universal, eMusic's subscription-based business model found it hard to accommodate the higher per-song wholesale rate, he said.
The administration will honor existing contracts, but the speech gives notice to contractors to adjust future bids -- likely by raising them -- to accommodate the higher wages.
Another 58,000 workers who earn slightly more than $12 per hour are projected to get a raise as employers adjust their pay scales to accommodate the higher minimum wage.
Now Medford had a new hotel, with a ballroom large enough to accommodate the high-school reunion.
Mr. Giannone added that while such users conduct different businesses they are drawn to the high ceilings and raised floors that industrial properties provide, in order to accommodate "the high-powered guts in a building" needed to support their operations, which run 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
To accommodate the high power and burn-up, a thin annular geometry has been proposed.
The central gap in a long chain of NPs accommodate the highest field enhancement ('hot-spots').
New planning regulations keep facing an increasing struggle to accommodate the high demands of enhanced built densities and the reality of missing infrastructural capacities on the ground.
