The phrase "accommodate the internet" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the need to adapt or make provisions for internet-related activities or technologies.
Example: "The new software update aims to accommodate the internet's evolving standards and improve user experience."
Alternatives: "adapt to the internet" or "make provisions for the internet".
A different building with larger floors would better accommodate the company's Internet, broadcast and news-gathering operations, which are now spread across four buildings.
We created a CMS that would allow for a variety of offline tools to accommodate the lack of internet connectivity on the island.
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Established panel methods remain a core component while big data processing and advanced modelling will deal with audience fragmentation and accommodate the growing volume of internet-delivered content.
In repressive countries such as China, Google and other portals have little choice but to accommodate the authorities, which regularly censor the internet and spy on users.
The electricity grid of the European Union will have to be transformed into a smart digital Energy Internet to accommodate the flow of energy produced by millions of green micro power plants.
To accommodate the small number of patients without internet access at home an internet access point can be installed in the outpatient department.
Thereby the dialogue-based Internet technology contributes to the two aspects that are the basis for dialogues that can accommodate the individual patient's information and communication needs.
