The phrase "accelerate inclusion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing efforts to promote diversity and ensure that all individuals are included in various settings, such as workplaces or communities.
Example: "Our goal is to accelerate inclusion within our organization by implementing new diversity training programs."
Alternatives: "promote inclusion" or "enhance inclusion".
More news from Davos: WEF have announced an "ambitious new global partnership to accelerate inclusion for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex (LGBTI) people " in the workplace.
We now find ourselves with government policies and laws that seek to redress this painful past and provide equal opportunities for all racial groups, but also to accelerate inclusion of blacks in managerial and executive positions, especially black women.
"Our opportunity to accelerate inclusion in the workforce through our technology is monumental – especially for a small startup," Glassbreakers Co-Founder and CEO Eileen Carey wrote in an email to users late last month.
While synphilin-1 is known to accelerate inclusion formation by α-synuclein in mammalian cells, its effect on cytotoxicity remains elusive.
Our findings demonstrate that wild-type and mutant synphilin-1 are lipid raft interacting proteins that form inclusions and accelerate inclusion formation of α-synuclein when expressed in yeast.
Such an art of accelerated inclusion uses its fast pace and its adjectival surprises to propel into view scenes we may otherwise avoid.
Presenting during the negotiations was a consortium of nine environmental and indigenous organizations called AIME (Accelerating Inclusion and Mitigating Emissions).
The authors will be talking about the science of breaking bias and accelerating inclusion at the forthcoming Neuroleadership Summit in NYC.
A consortium of nine environmental and indigenous organizations called AIME (Accelerating Inclusion and Mitigating Emissions) tackles some of the thornier parts of climate change - and offers real hope.
Conversely, however, the presence of wild-type or mutant synphilin-1 clearly accelerated inclusion formation by α-Syn.
We found that wild-type and mutant synphilin-1 formed inclusions and accelerated inclusion formation by α-synuclein in yeast cells, the latter being correlated to enhanced phosphorylation of serine-129.
