The phrase "an addition to accommodate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a modification or enhancement made to something in order to meet specific needs or requirements.
Example: "The new feature is an addition to accommodate users with disabilities, ensuring that everyone can access the platform."
Alternatives: "a modification to suit" or "an enhancement to meet".
It will need a $38 million addition to accommodate an anticipated spike in enrollments of 400 students by 2004, he said.
In addition, to accommodate a wider range of variations or errors in estimating the maximum distance d, this paper discards the value of independent variables RTT and TIP as listed in Eq. (1).
In addition, to accommodate guaranteed service rates for a diverse number of voice and data TCs, each BSS can dynamically adopt a Tx power by choosing from the set of Tx power levels denoted as k∈K (Table 4).
In addition, to accommodate the temporal association in the yearly incidence, we fit the model using generalized estimating equations, assuming an autoregressive correlation structure.
In addition, to accommodate the variations in legislation across the states and territories and the data collections available for linkage, training materials were tailored for each state and territory.
In addition to accommodating additional international languages, he said that global push will mean the company will develop its tech stack to enable greater, more mobile-based content for students.
In addition to accommodating a vocalist's range, a capo opens other possibilities.
It is well established that adiposity can fluctuate within individuals in response to a variety of life-course or ecological factors, in addition to accommodating genetic influences.
The 800-square-foot space, in addition to accommodating his two roommates in similar setups, has a large kitchen area, a television hanging near the ceiling, and a bathroom with lockers for each student.
In addition to accommodating growth, sometimes QuickBooks expatriates are looking for a better fit with their industry.
