The phrase "accelerate approvals" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in contexts where you want to express the need to speed up the process of getting approvals for something, such as projects or requests.
Example: "To meet our project deadline, we need to find ways to accelerate approvals from the management team."
Alternatives: "speed up approvals" or "hasten the approval process".
With gas prices surging, Republicans in Congress have pushed legislation that would accelerate approvals of deep-water drilling and open up new areas off the Atlantic and Pacific coasts to oil and gas exploration.
3 Notwithstanding the EMA's (and FDA's) attempts to accelerate approvals, these may reflect more rigorous processes and requirements, and higher rejection rates in establishing the safety and efficacy of new drugs.
The bill also includes provisions designed to accelerate approval of renewable energy projects on federal land.
The company said that it decided to return after the state acted in June 2003 to accelerate approval of rate changes and to stop requiring insurers to cover all drivers.
His administration already is making progress: Food and Drugs Commissioner Scott Gottlieb is leading his agency to dramatically accelerate approval of generic drugs.
That follows accelerated approvals this year for at least two other airports and a subway in Nanjing.
The value to pharma is in accelerating approvals, not in sales detailing.
Fast-track and accelerated approvals did not deviate much from their recent trends, but breakthrough therapy (23%) fell by almost half from 2017 (41%).
Bowing to appeals from the patient lobby, the FDA launched a program to allow accelerated approvals of experimental drugs for certain diseases for which no treatments existed.
Drugs were categorized as benefitting from accelerated approval using FDA documents including "accelerated and restricted approvals under subpart H (drugs) and subpart E (biologics)," 28 "CDER drug and biologic accelerated approvals as of September 30 , 2011" 29 and the FDA's annual new drugs summaries.
Currently, only drugs approved through accelerated approval have this information integrated into their official labels.
