The phrase "accelerate some of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of speeding up certain processes, actions, or developments in various contexts, such as business, technology, or personal projects.
Example: "We need to accelerate some of the initiatives to meet our quarterly goals."
Alternatives: "speed up certain" or "hasten some of the".
The package passed by the House would accelerate some of the individual income tax rate cuts in last year's tax bill, provide tax incentives to businesses to invest in new equipment and reduce the corporate alternative minimum tax.
"What the national living wage does is that it increases the pace at which wages will rise - and by the way that's not a bad thing, it's in many ways a very good thing - but it will also probably accelerate some of the changes within the workforce and the responses that retailers make in order to mitigate some of the rising cost pressure that they're seeing".
Also, the further optimization of algorithms might slightly accelerate some of the measures.
Part of this series A went to purchasing a company called Corda that has helped accelerate some of the back-end development, and there are already several customers in beta.
But the U.S. Department of Agriculture is striving to shed old-school labels, making swift strides in the past year to accelerate some of the innovative technologies combating the country's water and ag-related resource issues.
And so we've had several conversations about how do we continue to accelerate some of the disruptive things that we've done in the past and continue to disrupt ourselves in the future," she says.
"Lightning came in and accelerated some of the change.
The powerful electromagnetic fields associated with this structure have accelerated some of the inflowing gas away from the vicinity of the black hole in the form of an energetic, high-speed jet.
Even without this impact on interest rates, a $150 billion package accelerating some of the Bush tax cuts and adding new elements like child credits won't improve the unemployment or growth figures much.
The plan will involve accelerating some of the $33 billion in program terminations and reductions included in President Obama's proposed budget for next year, a senior Senate Democratic aide said Thursday.
The two parties must still overcome substantial differences before they can agree on a stimulus plan, with the main sticking point being Republican insistence on accelerating some of the tax cuts for individuals contained in the tax reduction bill Mr. Bush signed in June.
