The phrase "accommodation up to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the extent or limit of accommodations provided, often in contexts like housing, travel, or services.
Example: "The hotel offers accommodation up to four guests in each room."
Alternatives: "lodging for" or "housing for".
In this study we describe the development and application of a custom designed high-speed digital photorefractor that allows for rapid measures of accommodation (up to 75 Hz).
Lens stretching experiments with both human and non-human primate cadaver lenses of different ages refilled with polysiloxane polymers provided a significant increase in amplitude of accommodation (up to 4 D more than that of the respective natural lens).
The property is exquisite, with private two-bedroom villas and a four-bedroom house (the hideaway can accommodation up to 22 guests), an outdoor cinema and a lush lagoon pool that is lit at night by a roaring fire pit.
The EHF grant is maximum 600 Euros per person and is restricted to cover registration, and accommodation up to three nights during the Headache School.
Women admitted to GFC stay in a fistula village which comprises four houses providing accommodation (up to 14 beds per house), shower and toilet facilities, an area for cooking and washing clothes, a kitchen, and a communal area for sharing meals and peer support activities.
Housing accommodations, up to $100 per night, will be arranged by each ICBP Center in conjunction with the NCI staff.
The Department will pay one half the expenses for travel and accommodations up to a maximum of $600.00 per conference.
If a student needs to travel to work with an advisor at another university the Department will pay for travel and accommodations up to $600 per year per student.
It will be coming from an impressive lineup of international carriers that have cumulatively spent about $1 billion in the last year or so to bring accommodations up to airborne five-star standards in their first-class and business-class cabins.
