The phrase "accommodating the increased" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing adjustments or changes made to handle a rise in demand, capacity, or other factors.
Example: "The company is focused on accommodating the increased workload during the holiday season."
Alternatives: "adjusting to the increased" or "adapting to the increased".
Therefore, the challenging task of, urban designers and urban planners in accommodating the increasing population is to make cities with the least level of vulnerability to future climate change.
Although the increase is not as dramatic in Norway [ 2], which is the setting of this study, as in some of the other European countries [ 1, 3], the old age dependency ratio is cause for concern with regards to accommodating the increasing need for health care services in the aging population [ 1, 3].
Outer bark is shed continually from a tree, often in a distinctive pattern, as the circumference increases because its dead cells cannot accommodate the increased diameter.
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.
The regression curves of rainfall before and after deforestation were similar but shifted to accommodate the increased runoff.
Facebook said it will extend the page design to other members over the next two weeks, and then unveil a new homepage to accommodate the increased information flow.
The campaign was paired with support from Citi to expand the capacity of the free tax prep sites, enabling them to accommodate the increased demand.
The producers nonetheless retained the classic third-person perspective in all other areas to accommodate the increased emphasis on action and combat.
