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Discover LudwigThe phrase "accommodate the volume" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability to adjust or make provisions for a certain amount of something, such as data, people, or sound.
Example: "We need to ensure that our server can accommodate the volume of traffic expected during the launch."
Alternatives: "handle the volume" or "manage the volume".
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"It will be very difficult for us to accommodate the volume of people they're seeing," Mr. Brownlie said.
This carbon/graphene scaffold can accommodate the volume expansion of Si and isolate Si from electrolyte.
Carbon is popular for its ability to accommodate the volume variation during charge/discharge.
Homogeneous tin films with significant void space accommodate the volume change during tin lithiation/delithiation.
If too much waste water drains into the system too quickly, for example, the drainage field may be unable to accommodate the volume.
Moreover, the 3DVG provides a hierarchical template to accommodate the volume change of VS4 particles during the electrochemical cycling.
Such a rationally designed three-dimensional nanostructure could effectively accommodate the volume expansion of CoSO4 particles during Li-cycling.
The second OCN shell can accommodate the volume expansion of the sulfur and decrease the "redox shuttle effect".
Such a rationally designed structure could effectively accommodate the volume expansion of CoGeO3 nanoparticles during Li-cycling.
Literature reports nanostructured electrodes, which are capable to accommodate the volume expansion, reducing associated swelling, degradation and capacity fading.
Such a rationally designed dually-protected structure could effectively accommodate the volume expansion of Co9S8 nanoparticles during Li-cycling.
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