The phrase "alterations to accommodate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes made to something in order to meet specific needs or requirements.
Example: "The design team made several alterations to accommodate the new safety regulations."
Alternatives: "modifications to fit" or "adjustments to meet".
But the structure underwent extensive interior alterations to accommodate 15 new classrooms.
Additionally, he was able to describe his scientific thought process while he was developing the representation and making alterations to accommodate the evidence provided.
Child care services were also offered by home-based operators who offered their services in their homes without making many alterations to accommodate young children's needs.
Playwright, director and designers worked together, simultaneously; if the director came up with a brilliant idea, or if the set designer stumbled upon a brilliant concept that illuminated the script, the playwright could and did make alterations to accommodate said contributions.
Although some methods and molecules are transferrable, others are not and thus, we focused here on alterations to accommodate human germ cell differentiation.
Based on emerging understanding of genomic alterations that impact human health and disease, future reproductive test methods may eventually require modification to accommodate new tests of germline integrity.
Stonyhurst Hall underwent extensive alterations and additions to accommodate these numbers; the Old South Front was constructed in 1810, only to be demolished and replaced with much grander buildings in the 1880s.
Historical pattern construction and fitting alteration techniques, developed to accommodate diverse bodyshapes postures and movements, reveal techniques requiring tacit knowledge.
Change groups to accommodate everybody's wants.
Dog shows are essentially fashion shows, after all, demonstrations of the many ways that selective breeding can be used to accommodate alterations in taste.
On the whole, mirror frames reflected the general taste of the time and were often changed to accommodate alterations in taste, frames usually being cheaper and hence more easily replaced than the mirror itself.
