The phrase "accelerate proceedings" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal, formal, or business contexts when referring to speeding up a process or series of actions.
Example: "The committee decided to accelerate proceedings to ensure the project was completed on time."
Alternatives: "expedite the process" or "hasten the proceedings."
Some contracts contain clauses allowing for a sharp increase in interest if a borrower falls behind on payments and Spanish law also gives the lender the right to start accelerated proceedings to evict the borrower if a single payment is missed.
FRANK: I think it would accelerate the proceedings if the Witness Buehler could testify to these details.
Although his proposed budget slashed $1 billion from the Justice Department, Mr. Trump included $80 million to hire new judges to accelerate deportation proceedings.
It includes $405 million for the Dept. of Homeland Security to boost border security and law enforcement activities and $22 million to accelerate judicial proceedings for immigrants.
In the interest of accelerating the proceedings, I do not wish to present my ideas in detail.
DR.SEIDL: Oh yes, I intend to examine the defendant; but in the interests of accelerating the proceedings, I suggested that the other witnesses should be heard first so that the examination of the defendant might be as short as possible.
Those folks that have fallen out of the program will now "tend to be prone to accelerated foreclosure proceedings," he added.
Last week the Justice Department and 18 states asked the court to accelerate the remaining proceedings.
C1 No Appeal of Microsoft Ruling The federal government and 18 states said they would not appeal a federal appeals court decision that reversed an order to break up Microsoft, and they asked the court to accelerate the remaining proceedings.
The federal government and 18 states said today that they would not appeal the recent decision by a federal appeals court in the Microsoft antitrust case that reversed an order to break up the company, and they asked instead that the court accelerate the remaining proceedings.
