The phrase "accelerate preparations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to speed up the process of getting ready for an event or task.
Example: "In light of the upcoming deadline, we need to accelerate preparations for the project launch."
Alternatives: "hasten preparations" or "speed up preparations".
And as tensions rise and we accelerate preparations for war, the economy will improve.
[The US should also] accelerate preparations for the conference itself by putting sustained pressure on Syria's rebel forces to come up with a negotiating strategy and take part.
Saying it wants to accelerate preparations for a possible flu pandemic, the venture capital firm Kleiner Perkins is setting up a $200 million fund to invest in companies developing products to battle influenza and other infectious diseases.
The second thing is to accelerate preparations for the conference itself by putting sustained pressure on Syria's rebel forces to come up with a negotiating strategy and take part.
Mr. Jiang has stressed the need to accelerate preparations to attack Taiwan in the event the island pursues independence, a stance that may also make him seem indispensable to the military at a crucial juncture, party officials say.
"The European Union … will accelerate preparations for the deployment of a military mission to Mali to provide training and advice to the Malian forces," Ashton said in a statement.
With the hearing looming, supporters and opponents began accelerating preparations for a confirmation battle.
Craig replaced former head coach Manny Lagos, now club sporting director, in the close season, as Minnesota accelerated preparations for the jump.
The administration also accelerated preparations for a potential shutdown even as House Republicans demanded on Monday that the president and Senate Democrats agree to federal spending cuts beyond $33 billion for this year as budget talks hit serious new obstacles just four days before financing for federal agencies runs out.
Both English and Spanish authorities reacted to the battle by accelerating preparations that culminated in the Siege of St. Augustine in November 1702.
