The phrase "accommodating a total" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity or ability to include or support a specific number or amount in a given context.
Example: "The new conference room is accommodating a total of 100 attendees for the event."
Alternatives: "holding a total" or "providing for a total".
There are a queen-size bed with a pillowtop mattress, a dining table that converts into a sleeping area, and a pull-out sofa bed, accommodating a total of four people.
But the non-profit also runs dozens of housing and shelter projects in the neighbourhood, accommodating a total of 1,175 low-income people many of whom struggle with mental health and addiction issues.
But the non-profit also runs dozens of housing and shelter projects in the neighborhood, accommodating a total of 1,175 low-income people many of whom struggle with mental health and addiction issues.
A random sample of 12 (residential) care homes accommodating a total of 120-180 somasic as well as psycho-geriatric residents in The Netherlands as well as in Flanders Belgiumm) are randomly allocated to an intervention or control group.
The building could accommodate a total demand of up to 40 megawatts.
It has two hotels and a handful of bed and breakfasts that can accommodate a total of 72 guests.
He ordered 36 Embraer E-195 jets, which seat four across — two-and-two, no middle seats — and would accommodate a total of 118 passengers a plane.
"Purple martins are addicting," said Mr. Abare, who built two standard birdhouses for them as well, to accommodate a total of 104 nests.
To avoid that, Mr. Riley said he would like to establish a network of official state shelters at 30 state junior colleges that could accommodate a total of 25,000 evacuees.
The agency has been through this kind of tumult with almost every one of its 12 group homes in Westchester, which accommodate a total of 85 men and women.
At the new wellness center, built to accommodate a total of 60 campers who require dialysis, Patty Conklin, the camp's health care administrator and a registered nurse, has trained groups of staff members on a range of health issues, including swine flu.
