The phrase "able to accelerate the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability to increase the speed or progress of something, often in a technical or performance context.
Example: "The new software is able to accelerate the processing time of large data sets significantly."
Alternatives: "capable of speeding up the" or "able to enhance the".
"By getting smaller," he said, "we will be able to accelerate the time it takes for a turnaround".
Janet Yellen, Bernanke's successor, would be able to accelerate the tapering of quantitative easing and be applauded.
Together we will be able to accelerate the development of this significant resource safely, efficiently and economically".
While still at Microsoft, he showed that sauropod dinosaurs might have been able to accelerate the tips of their tails to supersonic speeds, like cracking a whip.
ITV will be a good owner of the business and, with its scale and reach, will be able to accelerate the growth of the business.
However powerful Sabathia's left arm, he might not be able to accelerate the purchase of the still-unsold luxury suites and $500 to $2,500 premium seats at the stadium.
Many organometallic compounds play an important role in industrial chemistry as catalysts, which are substances that are able to accelerate the rate of a reaction even when present in only very small amounts.
The communists were now able to accelerate the Sovietization of public life, which was to result in an isolation from the West far more complete than that which the Romanians had experienced at the height of Ottoman domination.
President Obama, after meeting with President Hamid Karzai of Afghanistan, said Friday that the United States would be able to accelerate the withdrawal of troops from Afghanistan in coming months because of gains made by Afghan security forces.
"With our larger reach, we will be able to accelerate the deployment of faster internet speeds, state-of-the-art video experiences, and fully featured voice products, at highly competitive prices," Charter's chief executive, Thomas M. Rutledge, said on Tuesday in a statement.
"By combining Zipcar's expertise in on-demand mobility with Avis Budget Group's expertise in global fleet operations and vast global network, we will be able to accelerate the revolution we began in personal mobility," said Scott Griffith, chairman and chief executive of Zipcar.
