The phrase "accelerate effective" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity in meaning.
Example: "We need to accelerate effective communication within the team to improve our workflow."
Alternatives: "enhance efficiency" or "boost effectiveness."
Collaborating with the World Health Organization, she is developing strategies to accelerate effective implementation of Kangaroo Mother Care for preterm newborns and designing studies to develop modified antibiotic regimens for hospitalized newborns.
At present, a collaborative pancontinental interdisciplinary research encompassing molecular biology, microbiology, process engineering, and computational biology is trying to accelerate effective utilization of agro-industrial lignocellulosic biomass in bioprocesses to produce industrial enzymes.
She has published close to 400 articles in this field, is the founding director of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation national program office of Healthy Eating Research, The aim is to fund research that provides advocates, decision-makers, and policy-makers with the evidence needed to guide and accelerate effective action to reverse the childhood obesity epidemic.
But deep down, even Ms. Harlow was a bit awed by the task before her, which would require an accelerated, effective collaboration with a completely different corporate culture in a creative endeavor so intimate that both would have to discard mutual mistrust to make it work.
Accelerating effective, sustainable dissemination of improvements in health care's complex adaptive systems is a pressing issue [ 8].
The SEC did that by declining to exercise its authority under § 8(a) of the Securities Act of 1933, 15 U.S.C. § 77h(a), to accelerate the effective date of the registration statement.
International collaboration can help accelerate cost-effective climate action in cities.
This report outlines key actions regulators can take to drive GSI information collection and sharing to accelerate cost-effective GSI deployment.
This project begins to take stock of past and current consolidation efforts—and the lessons they provide with the goal of helping to accelerate cost-effective solutions for near-term water needs and long-term water system resilience.
Without supervision, adolescents with type 1 diabetes started and stopped closed loop by their own volition over multiple nights and without real-time monitoring or redundant sensor, which will accelerate cost-effective transition into routine clinical care.
ELSI 2.0 will function by leveraging the cooperative power of many individuals, groups and stakeholders across the globe through shared research platforms, mixed-methods for engagement, and other approaches to accelerate the efficient and effective application of genomics for society.
