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Discover LudwigThe phrase "also accommodate a few" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability to include or make space for a small number of additional items or people.
Example: "The new conference room can also accommodate a few extra guests if needed."
Alternatives: "also include a few" or "also make room for a few".
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It can also accommodate a few fans in executive boxes and hospitality suites.
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These approaches typically likelihood based are work under a set of strictly defined demographic scenarios and currently can at best accommodate a few populations but see also Boyko et al. (2008) for a complex demographic scenarios in human populations.
A card table, pushed against one of the peeling walls, can accommodate a few overflow guests.
Each floor had only 2,500 square feet and could barely accommodate a few cameras.
This was not accomplished without overcoming, or learning to accommodate, a few problems.
JP: Yes and it comes with a few "blank" spaces already which can accommodate a few already.
Mr. Franks and Mr. Corzine have certainly accommodated a few hundred of them, by shaking hands door to door.
Plan on accommodating a few more guests than you expect.
Also, a motorcycle frame cannot accommodate massive battery packs as easily as a car chassis.
Our method also accommodates feedback loops, a feature allowed only in some current network construction methods.
The building, a postwar high-rise with 141 apartments, is also considering putting a playground on part of the 20,000-square-foot roof, which today can accommodate only a few beach towels, said Matthew Orent, the board president.
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