The phrase "accommodates tens" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a space, system, or structure that is designed to hold or support a number of people or items, specifically in the range of ten.
Example: "The conference room accommodates tens of participants, making it ideal for large meetings."
Alternatives: "holds dozens" or "supports many".
Invesco Field at Mile High accommodates tens of thousands more people than the Pepsi Center, where the rest of the Democratic National Convention will be held.
By contrast the last of the four, Muhammad Ali Mahmoud Farag, dapper in a dark suit and the youngest by far, chants the call to prayer from Cairo's largest mosque, which accommodates tens of thousands.
The Internet today accommodates thousands of data servers such as WorldWide Web (HTTP), Gopher, News (NNTP), FTP, and NFS servers.
Today, with less than 1percentt of the country's landmass, Okinawa accommodates three-quarters of the US military presence in Japan.
As each tiny garnet chip accommodates hundreds of thousands of binary digits, enormous amounts of data can be stored in a memory unit comprised of a small stack of these chips.
For a hub that accommodates thousands of commuters, it is vexingly bereft of the sorts of daily conveniences and products that anyone might actually need a drugstore, say, or a place to buy a cheap sandwich.
Bishop J. Allan Klayee said he began studying Ebola when the outbreak began in distant Lofa County and took steps to educate and protect his congregations at 16 churches, including this one in a large building that accommodates hundreds.
Officials on Friday christened the new on-ramp from Hollywood Way onto the westbound Ventura (134) Freeway, eliminating a left turn that backed up traffic during peak times for a corridor that accommodates hundreds of workers for Disney, Warner Bros., Providence St.
Niger also strove to accommodate tens of thousands of refugees who had fled from Boko Haram in northern Nigeria and settled in southern Niger.
Administration officials — after initially dismissing such reports — are now attempting to push back on the idea, warning parents not to send their children as officials scramble to accommodate tens of thousands who already have arrived in Texas.
A civil rights group is threatening to sue Texas if state election officials fail to accommodate tens of thousands of displaced residents in elections next month.
