"accelerate healing" is a perfectly acceptable and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it in any context where you want to suggest that something can help speed up the recovery process. For example, "Herbal supplements are believed to accelerate healing after surgery."
Auchus said that it was not clear if such local production was significant enough to accelerate healing.
Many therapists now use hypnosis to aid treatment, and the National Institutes of Health have financed dozens of studies of the technique to reduce pain and accelerate healing.
The design of materials for regenerative medicine has focused on delivery of small molecule drugs, proteins, and cells to help accelerate healing.
These changes have aimed to increase bone-implant surface connectivity and accelerate healing.
Those medications could be anything from topical anesthetics to antibiotics to more sophisticated things like growth hormones that accelerate healing.
Converting old hospitals into "beautiful healing environments," rather than just having square, cold rooms with bare walls, will also help relieve patients' stress and accelerate healing.
Although wound care instructions for all males undergoing circumcision are provided, it is not uncommon as gathered from community feedback that some patients use traditional practices such as applying ash and other substances to the wound in an attempt to accelerate healing.
While the majority heal uneventfully, certain sub-groups would benefit from strategies to accelerate healing.
Two recent studies demonstrated that TGF-β3 may accelerate healing [ 80, 87].
To determine whether the use of bone-growth stimulation by means of pulsed electromagnetic fields in acute scaphoid fractures will accelerate healing both clinically and radiologically.
From all indications, however, it appears as if the door has been opened to understand the consequences of our current nutritional practices and of the potential for microbiome modification as a novel means by which to promote health and accelerate healing.
