The phrase "accelerate across" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the act of increasing speed while moving from one side to another or through a particular area.
Example: "The car began to accelerate across the open field, leaving a trail of dust behind."
Alternatives: "speed up across" or "hasten across".
He said: "That speed was maintained before he began to slowly accelerate across the give-way signs.
Ultra-fast electric vehicle forecourts will accelerate across UK motorways this year with the start of a billion-pound project to build 100 solar-powered sites.
"As content production continues to accelerate across the globe, visual effects studios are increasingly turning towards the cloud to keep up with demand for high-quality content," writes Google product manager Todd Prives in today's announcement.
As the decline in housing prices began to accelerate across the country, this exposed underlying cracks in the financial system.
However, future models presented in this study do not address the effects of continued human population growth, urban sprawl, agricultural development, and hunting, which are all expected to continue and accelerate across the region in coming years [ 41].
SCHOOL DAYS Old yellowed buses Filled with low octane fuel And high octane kids Accelerate across fresh paved roads As yet untouched by the skid marks Of either joy or sorrow.
That shows that growth accelerated across the sector.
As capitalist growth accelerated across the 18th and 19th centuries, more hinterland was required.
After accelerating across the Antarctic Peninsula, the direction of the crack sharply turned 90º in May.
With a gentle push of a lever, the plane accelerated across the pockmarked strip until it was airborne.
The push to ban so-called gay conversion therapy has accelerated across the United States in recent years.
