This phrase is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation in which something is progressing more quickly than it had been. For example: "The company was already producing at an impressive pace, but they managed to accelerate even further this year."
This all suggests that there is a steady large-scale shift taking shape, which is likely to accelerate even further — here and abroad.
That effort will accelerate even further after Tuesday's primaries, especially if the results encourage Mr. Gingrich and Mr. Paul to end their quest for the nomination.
And coupled with the new tax incentive for parents to use private education, we could see the flight of upper-middle class families from public to private education accelerate even further.
That said, the company expects its growth in Europe to accelerate even further.
As any object with mass accelerates – like a proton in the LHC – it gains energy, always needing just a little bit more energy to accelerate even further.
20 "We're expecting this retreat to accelerate even further," says Thompson.
Germany had to remain anchored firmly in the steadying waters of Europe.But in the past four years under Mr Schröder, the pace has accelerated even further.
Old-style sets are on their way out, a trend that is bound to be accelerated even further by Sony's decision to end production of traditional cathode ray tubes in Japan to focus exclusively on newer display technologies.
Within the on-demand economy, it's accelerated even further.
Another snapshot from the Eurostat figures shows how this trend could be accelerating even further - and how a gap could be widening with other parts of the country.
The Chinese city has not only remained as the highest performer in this year's international Pisa tests in maths, reading and science, it has accelerated even further ahead.
