The phrase "accelerate efforts to make" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to increase the pace of initiatives or actions aimed at achieving a specific goal or outcome.
Example: "We need to accelerate efforts to make sustainable energy more accessible to the public."
Alternatives: "hasten initiatives to create" or "speed up actions to achieve".
Asian-Pacific countries are accelerating efforts to make sure their companies have an equal footing in other markets, particularly with China expected to become a member of the World Trade Organization sometime in the next few months.
He said such civil unrest could best be prevented by accelerating efforts to make sure "all the groups in Iraq have an equal say and an equal opportunity in the shaping of their country".
For Africa Malaria Day this year, UNICEF and other partners in Roll Back Malaria – a global partnership that kicked off in 1998 – are calling for an accelerated effort to make combination drug treatments for malaria widely available for victims of the disease in more than 30 nations on the continent.
They understand that this legislation will allow them to accelerate efforts to hire cheap labor abroad.
Neville has said: "It is true to say that I have accelerated my efforts to make a bid for Aston Villa.
The platform calls for accelerated efforts to develop clean energy sources, but makes no mention of cap and trade or a carbon tax to drive down greenhouse gas emissions.
And several state agencies have accelerated efforts to approve construction of power plants.
Member states also called for accelerated efforts to meet the MDGs over the next two years and called on donor countries to "urgently fulfil the ODA [overseas development assistance] commitments they have made, individually and collectively".
It also accelerates efforts to standardize derivatives markets.
In 1900, after Galveston was struck by a devastating hurricane, efforts to make Houston into a viable deep-water port were accelerated.
