The phrase "and will not accommodate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something or someone is unable or unwilling to provide support, space, or adjustments for a particular need or request.
Example: "The venue is fully booked for the weekend and will not accommodate any additional guests."
Alternatives: "and cannot provide" or "and is unable to adjust".
If Britain sought to renegotiate its membership terms at a time of economic crisis, other E.U. nations would "not thank us and will not accommodate us," he said.
But they will not thank us and will not accommodate us".
He believes the market will be relentless on the downside and will not accommodate investors who want to get out but who are waiting for a significant rally back toward the August high.
She talks about bodies like hers being highlighted in public spaces, spaces that cannot and will not accommodate her size, while simultaneously being completely ignored.
Moreover, Web 2.0 mashup of these building blocks is still development-specific for some static requirements of simple scenario; however, the speed of business environment changes is rapidly increasing, so these static, unstructured, and unrepeatable mashup applications will not accommodate their customers' demand.
A normal clutch is two eggs (rarely one), and the birds' brood patches will not accommodate more than two eggs.
In that choice, as Leon R. Kass shows, Genesis finds both the pathos and the possibility of human life, for the world will not accommodate itself to desire and desire will demand more than the world can ever offer.
Paul Fox, from campaign group Leicester Forest East Residents Action Group, said: "We want houses in Leicester Forest East and around but this area just will not accommodate the amount of traffic that the new town will develop.
Taiwan has forged its identity as a de facto independent country and Beijing's historical and continuing hard line on this issue still will not accommodate a separate Taiwan.
More than 13,000 desktop computers are four to eight years old, will not accommodate basic software and cannot be operated with a mouse, he said.
The F.C.C.'s decision comes as the wireless industry has expressed increasing concerns that it is facing a spectrum crisis and that the current level of available airwaves will not accommodate the growing use of mobile devices.
