The phrase "accelerate the cleanup" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to speed up a process of cleaning or restoring an area, situation, or system.
Example: "In light of the recent storm, we need to accelerate the cleanup to ensure the park is safe for visitors."
Alternatives: "speed up the cleanup" or "hasten the cleanup".
"This money actually will pay for cleanup activities that will accelerate the cleanup.
In June, the agency laid out six options it is considering to accelerate the cleanup, costing up to $2.3 billion.
Senator Charles Schumer, Democrat of New York, asked Secretary Richardson earlier this year to accelerate the cleanup.
UPTON: MORE MONEY FOR BROOKHAVEN CLEANUP -- The Brookhaven National Laboratory will receive another $41.3 million in federal money in the next five years to accelerate the cleanup of environmental hazards.
Ireland moved on Thursday to accelerate the cleanup of its banking crisis, seizing majority control of Allied Irish Banks, once the country's largest, and consolidating the government's grip over nearly the entire Irish banking industry.
PARIS -- Ireland moved Thursday to accelerate the cleanup of the biggest banking crisis in its history, effectively nationalizing Allied Irish Banks, once the country's largest financial institution, and consolidating the state's grip over nearly the entire Irish banking industry.
On Thursday, Plains officials said they were accelerating the cleanup effort with 18 vessels working to skim the ocean surface and soak up the crude with booms.
Earlier this year, the nuclear site won one of the biggest pots of stimulus money, $1.6 billion, to accelerate its cleanup of radioactive waste left behind after decades of producing materials for the nation's nuclear weapons stockpile.
The federal Environmental Protection Agency has agreed to "develop a sampling plan" that could lead to Newtown Creek's being named a federal Superfund site, a designation that could accelerate long-stalled cleanup efforts in the polluted, oil-slicked 3.5-mile estuary between Queens and Brooklyn.
Mr. Dingell added, "In the past, weapons production took priority over health and safety; currently, accelerated cleanup schedules and reduced cleanup budgets are taking priority".
