The phrase "accelerate market" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to convey the idea of speeding up market processes or growth, but it needs additional context or modification to be clear.
Example: "We need to find ways to accelerate market growth in the upcoming quarter."
Alternatives: "boost market" or "speed up market".
A few scholars also question the appropriateness of policies that envisage the use of public subsidies to stimulate the growth of this industry and to accelerate market penetration.
A 'Low Carbon Vehicle Procurement Program' [15] is supported by altogether £50 million and aims to use the public sector's purchasing power to accelerate market introduction of lower carbon vehicle technologies.
Eric Silfen MD is a Principal in MedTech Analytics, a privately held firm that empowers organizations within the medtech, biotech and pharma industries to accelerate market adoption of their company's products, services and solutions through thought leadership, clinical innovation management, market intelligence and health knowledge management.
Our primary advisor, Jack Soap, brings twenty years of industry experience and networked relationships to accelerate market penetration of the product line.
As innovation cycles for new technology products accelerate, markets also demand more complex products with a highly individualized design.
But ultimately it created an organization called Acumen Fund, which is a non-profit venture capital fund, so that we use the discipline and the rigor of the market, understanding how hard it is to accelerate markets in highly under-served markets where people make $1, $2, $3 a day.
The tactic has been blamed for accelerating market plunges in past crises — as when American regulators in the September 2008 financial crisis temporarily banned short sales of financial stocks.
Revenue was up in most of the technology company's major divisions, and it raised its 2010 outlook, citing "accelerating market momentum".
Gapyear.com estimates that 230,000 18- to 24-year-olds set off on a big trip each year, plus 90,000 career gappers aged 25 to 35, and 220,000 55- to 65-year-old retirees, an accelerating market.
Meanwhile, it scotches fears of a housing bubble, saying an accelerating market supported by the government's Help to Buy scheme will be kept in check by stronger supply from house building.
The tactic has been blamed for accelerating market plunges in past crises — as when U.S. regulators during the financial crisis in September 2008 temporarily banned short sales of financial stocks.
