The phrase "areas to accommodate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing spaces or locations that are designed to hold or support certain activities, people, or objects.
Example: "The new community center will include several areas to accommodate various events and gatherings."
Alternatives: "spaces to support" or "locations to host".
They're slightly lighter and narrower in certain areas to accommodate women's shapes.
Philosophy aside, rising sales and demand for property with which to ride A.T.V.'s have increased the pressure to find areas to accommodate riders.
"The question here is whether we'll be able to bring down emission levels in other areas to accommodate them," Mr. Nielsen said.
"We're very eager to do performance, but the High Line is an unusual space; there are not a lot of areas to accommodate audiences.
It allows co-ops to sign up and create a profile for their organization, which has some added fields and uses different language in some areas to accommodate for the change in target users.
Indeed, Israeli officials say the Bush administration signaled in meetings beginning in 2003 that it would not oppose building in existing settlement areas to accommodate growing families, even though Israel pledged to freeze settlement construction when it signed the so-called road map for peace.
In 2003, the city recognized its increasingly residential character by rezoning the area to accommodate dwellings.
Camps were built in the surrounding area to accommodate nearly half a million people – refugees from Darfur and internally displaced Chadians.
Officials are now considering using military airports in the area to accommodate flights diverted from Suvarnabhumi International Airport, which has been closed since Tuesday evening.
Indeed, housing is now being built in the Ashford area to accommodate them and therefore the overall effect is to encourage people to travel longer distances.
The city is considering significant increases on height limits on office and residential buildings in the area to accommodate more jobs and residents to the city.
