The phrase "accelerate provision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to express the idea of speeding up the supply or delivery of something.
Example: "To meet the increasing demand, we need to accelerate provision of our services to clients."
Alternatives: "speed up supply" or "hasten delivery".
He said UNICEF and its partners are accelerating provision of chlorine tablets as the contamination of water can pose a real threat on the health of children.
Additionally, improved legal and social integration of people of Mozambican origin for example through accelerated provision of identity documents for those who lack these may improve the nutritional status of their children through prompt access to government social grants such as child support grants.
A change in the WHO recommendations would undoubtedly accelerate the provision of alternative long-acting contraceptives (such as intrauterine contraceptive devices or hormonal implants) as well as the introduction of new methods.
As the model of Chinese households changes and the aging process of the population accelerates, the provision of service and care for the elderly is no longer a family business but a problem demanding the participation of all parties in society.
This national programme, supported by UNICEF and its partners, accelerates the provision of routine immunization, vitamin A supplementation and de-worming for vulnerable children.
We think a $5.25bn capital increase is needed to accelerate change, re-provision the loan book, and provide the raw material for faster balance sheet growth.
The provisions to accelerate the closure and replacement of failing schools are draconian.
The recent medicines and medical devices review proposed a number of positive changes to the Therapeutic Goods Administration, including new provisions to accelerate the approval of important medical breakthroughs.
In fact, we should kickstart the move towards a new system by having a set of rules that will last five years – time-limited provisions to accelerate progress.
