The phrase "accelerate outcomes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to express the idea of speeding up results or achieving goals more quickly.
Example: "Our new strategy is designed to accelerate outcomes in project delivery, ensuring we meet client expectations faster."
Alternatives: "speed up results" or "hasten outcomes".
Indeed, caloric restriction is able to accelerate the outcome in mSOD1 mice [25], suggesting that interventions ameliorating systemic energy metabolism might also weaken motor neurons.
Incorporating practice-based learning in MPH pedagogical practices will accelerate this outcome.
Blockchain will disrupt every industry and digital currencies will drive new business model innovation, scaling and accelerating business outcomes at unprecedented levels.
Invariably the motivation of the governors was commendable, namely to accelerate improvements in outcomes for their children.
Minimally invasive video-assisted thyroidectomy (MIVAT) and minimally invasive nonendoscopic thyroidectomy (MINET) represent well accepted and reproducible techniques developed with the main goal to improve cosmetic outcome, accelerate healing, and increase patient's comfort following thyroid surgery.
When a decision to withdraw treatment is made, 76.8% of 151 respondents indicated that they would initiate palliative care; no respondent indicated that they would administer drugs to accelerate the expected outcome.
In fostering a learning culture and deepening connections among leaders at all levels, we have found that we can drive better outcomes that accelerate individual growth and strengthen the talent pipeline.
The development of a wound dressing that is capable of sustained, localized growth factor delivery would significantly improve treatment outcomes and accelerate clinical adoption.
The pair have always said patient data used for Streams is not being used by DeepMind to train AI models but a separate memorandum of understanding between them — dated January 2016 — sets out broader ambitions for their partnership to start applying artificial intelligence to Trust-held medical data to seek to accelerate and enhance clinical outcomes.
When asked to define pollution, I usual reply "excess," advocating that not all things are polluting in or of themselves, but become so in excessive quantities -- thus natural sugar is a body health requirement, but too much sugar contributes to unhealthy outcomes that accelerate disease and death.
