The phrase "accelerate technology" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the process of adapting or introducing technological changes at a faster rate than usual. For example, "The company sought to accelerate technology to stay ahead of the competition."
"There is nothing like motorsport to accelerate technology," Franchitti said.
Fears of the Y2K bug also helped to accelerate technology spending.The slowdown in information-technology spending seems likely to extend beyond America.
Renault-Nissan said that Russian Technologies had agreed to restructure its loans with Avtovaz to give it a "strong balance sheet with no liquidity constraints," and that the alliance would accelerate technology transfers to Avtovaz.
The company said it will use the funds to accelerate technology development and grow strategic partnerships for project deployment.
The MaRS project was established on the premise that if you create the infrastructure to bring the science, scientists, and the business community closer together, then you generate the impetus to accelerate technology commercialisation in a cluster environment.
The idea of a Career Center at German universities is in line with the program to accelerate technology transfer ("Wissen schafft Maerkte") announced by Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder in November 2000.
We're also looking to accelerate technologies that may make driving safer, including connected and highly automated vehicles.
"This is deadly in an accelerating technology environment".
The singularity The point at which accelerating technology profoundly changes human existence.
In the statement, Mr. Yearwood said, "Our customers will see accelerated technology development" through the acquisition.
"We need to adapt our economy and society to keep up with this accelerating technology," Brynjolfsson said.
