The phrase "accelerate the conversion of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of speeding up the change or transformation of something, often in a technical or business context.
Example: "Our goal is to accelerate the conversion of renewable energy sources to reduce our carbon footprint."
Alternatives: "speed up the transition of" or "hasten the change of".
Having developed the camera technology, he knew that only a high-profile movie, such as "Avatar" promises to be, would accelerate the conversion of theatres.
Sugar is absorbed so quickly that you get repeated insulin surges, which promote Type 2 diabetes and accelerate the conversion of calories into body fat.
But teaching unions claimed she was trying to accelerate the conversion of schools into academies by riding roughshod over the legitimate objections of local people.
High acidity, especially from sulfur deposition, can accelerate the conversion of elemental mercury to its deadliest form: methyl mercury, a neurological toxin.
The steam reforming zone contains a catalyst to accelerate the conversion of methane and steam to synthesis gas.
This indicates that high aeration could not only improve cell growth and glucose consumption, but could also accelerate the conversion of glucose to biomass.
Parathyroid hormone also increases the renal excretion of phosphate and accelerates the conversion of hydroxylated vitamin D to the dehydroxylated form in the kidney.
Accelerating the conversion of pig iron to malleable iron was attempted by a number of inventors, but the most successful was the Englishman Henry Cort, who patented his puddling furnace in 1784.
Nano-anatase TiO2 promotes the activity of spinach nitrate reductase and accelerates the conversion of nitrogen as nitrates or ammonium salts to organic nitrogen (protein, etc).
However, Cs had the role of favoring the desorption of intermediates and keeping a cleaner and more oxidizing catalyst surface, so accelerating the conversion of the reactant and the consecutive oxidations occurring upon the reaction intermediates finally leading to phthalic anhydride.
When your body secretes too much insulin, it accelerates the conversion of calories into triglycerides, which is how your body stores fat.
