The phrase "accelerate revenue" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in business contexts when discussing strategies or actions aimed at increasing income or sales.
Example: "Our new marketing campaign is designed to accelerate revenue and improve our market position."
Alternatives: "boost revenue" or "increase revenue".
EBay has added fixed-price sales since acquiring the company in July 2000 for about $241 million in stock, and hopes to accelerate revenue by having a single site, company executives said.
"We believe that the people, products and technology that Novellus brings to Lam Research will position the combined company to accelerate revenue and earnings growth, realize significant operating efficiencies, and deliver stockholder value," said Martin Anstice, Lam's current president and chief operating officer, who will become the chief executive of the combined company in January.
A spokeswoman for the Californian computing group said: "As HP has consistently stated, Autonomy senior management participated in deals with value-added resellers designed either to improperly accelerate revenue recognition or to manufacture revenue where none existed, all with the end goal of making Autonomy appear to be growing at a faster rate than was actually the case".
Conductive will place an emphasis on improving margins, aiming to accelerate revenue and reduce costs.
2.Create additional support to accelerate revenue growth for the GII Studio business by concentrating talent and resources into one business line.
As a result, entrepreneurs were encouraged to invest in building massive sales teams as quickly as possible to accelerate revenue growth, regardless of the cost.
But, he said, "over the past couple of years, they have actually accelerated revenue growth.
"This transaction is all about accelerating revenue growth, particularly in Africa".
And some executives manipulate performance numbers by accelerating revenue recognition or postponing discretionary expenditures.
Cable is also in position, Ms. Warner said, to translate accelerating revenue growth into significant cash-flow growth.
As a result, he said, "we're looking for new management coming to midcap companies and accelerating revenue and earnings growth because of their internal improvements".
