The phrase "accommodate the increase in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to adjust or adapt to a rise in demand, capacity, or quantity in various contexts, such as business, logistics, or resource management.
Example: "We need to accommodate the increase in customer orders by expanding our production capacity."
Alternatives: "adjust to the rise in" or "adapt to the growth in".
"The court has already begun to reshape itself to accommodate the increase in prosecutions, and these accommodations serve to diminish both the court and the constitutional protections accorded the accused," he wrote in a June 4 letter to Chief Judge Barry Ted Moskowitz of the United States District Court in San Diego.
New Opportunities has hired four additional people to accommodate the increase in applicants.
Not to mention the longer committee sessions to accommodate the increase in pontificating questions and not necessarily better testimony.
Steve Nickell said: "We have got a long way to go before we build enough houses" [to accommodate the increase in households].
To accommodate the increase in students, Princeton will build Perelman College and a second new residential college south of Poe Field and east of Elm Drive.
When I asked how many new workers Steelcase had hired to accommodate the increase in production, he said that workers were mainly being moved between production lines, to replace workers who had retired.
If both were to shrink simultaneously to accommodate the increasing traffic load in its own cell, coverage holes would inevitably develop, as shown in Figure 2a,b.
Likely, the substrate promiscuity of CYPs was an important driving force for their evolutionary biodiversification aimed to accommodate the increasing number of organic compounds appearing in nature.
The bus shelter has been reduced in size to accommodate the increasing hordes.
From late 1980s, the system was improved in order to accommodate the increasing forest environment considerations.
Perhaps the hoxb4a activity from 1 10 dpf provides necessary transcriptional plasticity [42] for modifications of existing circuits which, in turn, accommodates the increasing complexity in fin structure, innervation and movement control.
