The phrase "accelerate the availability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to express the idea of speeding up the process of making something accessible or ready for use.
Example: "Our goal is to accelerate the availability of the new software update to all users."
Alternatives: "speed up the accessibility" or "enhance the readiness".
"We think this will accelerate the availability and affordability of terrorism insurance".
Even though the United States has begun to accelerate the availability of fiber optic services, it is lagging Europe and Asia in network speeds.
A key goal of the partnership is to accelerate the availability of a standardized and open payment platform for all app stores and content providers and to dramatically improve the customer experience.
Being able to combine live TV, DVR, and over-the-top streaming services as part of its guide is something it had been working on building already, but the deal will accelerate the availability of such an offering.
"The American troops will certainly accelerate the availability of those beds but let's face it - the virus is running faster than us for the time being".
Lieutenant Governor Sheila Simon, a leader on the issue, is pleased with the development, and is working on plans to accelerate the availability of locally grown foods to low-income shoppers.
I can't overstate the importance to all of us in accelerating the availability of hardware sensors and software sensing technology that individuals and healthcare providers alike can use to access, understand, and improve our health and well-being.
This accelerated the availability of both ACT and RDT in the country.
Projects such as Folding@home (Beberg et al., 2009) have also accelerated the availability of large datasets of protein folding trajectories as have specialized hardware, such as Anton (Shaw et al., 2007), field-programmable gate-arrays (FPGA; Alam et al., 2007), and GPUs (Harvey et al., 2009).
This technology could greatly accelerate the clinical availability of tissue-engineered blood vessels.
Consequently, greater availability of digital technology entails "positive network externalities that further accelerate the creation and availability of digital devices, networks, services, and contents" (Yoo et al. 2010a, p. 726).
