This is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are discussing a particular situation that requires the allocation of more resources to meet the growing needs of the population. For example, "In order to accommodate the increasing demand, we need to double our resources."
Planning has played a critical role in regulating the space to accommodate the increasing demand of population and economic growth while at the same time promoting space growth to attract outside investment.
Reponses to the proposals for the Cardiff west school reorganisation, to accommodate the increasing demand for Welsh-medium education, received an overwhelming level of support from the local community – who have campaigned heavily for a quick solution to problems with overcrowding.
The Law Commission, which will be asked to review the law, has already authored a 2015 report which suggested the government should try and accommodate the increasing demand from couples to have a legally binding ceremony outdoors, which is permitted in Scotland.
Interventions have started to accommodate the increasing demand of a physically active lifestyle.
There was consensus that the current system of gene testing, which is largely restricted to patients seen by specialist cancer genetic services, does not have capacity to accommodate the increasing demand for cancer gene testing.
As water was diverted to accommodate the increasing demands of the expanding urban and utilized to support agricultural areas, an alteration to the patterns of ridge and slough occurred in the Everglades.
The annual fund-raising dinner of the LGBT Leadership Council, which Mr. Obama formed in 2007 for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender supporters as his first presidential campaign got under way, had to be moved from the site initially chosen for the gala to the larger Beverly Wilshire hotel, to accommodate the increased demand.
It is suggested that such abundant solar energy sources would provide solutions to accommodate the increasing energy demand and to improve living quality in urban areas due to the rapid urbanization of the city.
Therefore, non-food competing second-generation biofuels are the right choice to accommodate the increasing energy demand.
During chamber formation, the ventricles are committed to eccentric remodeling (or 'chamber ballooning') to accommodate the increasing cardiac output demands of the growing embryo.
