The phrase "accelerate the chances" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing ways to increase the likelihood of a particular outcome or event occurring more quickly.
Example: "We need to implement new strategies to accelerate the chances of success in our project."
Alternatives: "enhance the likelihood" or "boost the odds".
But when we invest in women and girls, we increase and accelerate the chances of overcoming extreme poverty".
Many patients would like to see more money invested into stem cell research in the short term, in order to try to accelerate the chances of a treatment being clinically approved, even if the benefits are only short-term.
It's morally reprehensible, and I don't understand how House Republicans think that this isn't going to just accelerate the chances of a bailout in the future".
It's morally reprehensible, and I don't understand how House Republicans think that this isn't going to just accelerate the chances of a bailout in the future". Brown said he didn't have the power to hold up the bill this late in the session, with the clock ticking toward a shutdown of the federal government at midnight Friday.
But last week, a report by ABN Amro saying that the airline faced $438 million in losses this year started a steady slide in the stock price, which accelerated as the chances of the French airlines' finding a buyer seemed to melt this week.
My feeling is that if we ever had a chance to truly accelerate the adoption of Open Data in a fairly harmonised European context, this was definitely the moment: the Open Data movement had managed to arouse political attention and we had a Commissioner with a genuine connection to the dossier, where the PSI Directive is fuelled and driven by competition law spirit and concepts.
Did they accelerate the move?
As deserts spread, seas rise, ice melts, forests burn and carbon dioxide is released into the atmosphere, each degree of warming triggers yet more warming, accelerating the process and reducing the chances of reversing it, eventually condemning "humanity and the planet to the worst mass extinction of all time".
But Syria, like Libya, is a rare case where we can take modest steps that stand a good chance of accelerating the fall of a dictator.
The rationale for such 'phenotypic plasticity' is that under high-risk environmental conditions, when the probability of extended periods of growth and survival are low, the optimal strategy is maximize the number of offspring through accelerated mating, increasing the chances that at least some offspring will survive to reproductive maturity [14], [83], [84].
Those capable of accelerating the process will dramatically increase their chances of long-term success in global markets.
