The phrase "accelerate the course" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to speed up a process or progress in a particular area, such as education or project development.
Example: "In order to meet our deadlines, we need to accelerate the course of the project and ensure all tasks are completed on time."
Alternatives: "speed up the process" or "hasten the progress".
Doctors say the devices may also accelerate the course of congestive heart failure.
Dr. Greene also said he thought the study would enhance both doctors' and patients' awareness of cocaine's potential to accelerate the course of H.I.V. infection.
"We are trying to push some specifics through, and get moving, and accelerate the course of work," a senior administration official said today.
But if Google/YouTube plunked down the cash for "Sunday Ticket"–and folded it into their TV and fiber offerings it would certainly help accelerate the course of Google Fiber's Internet disruption in the U.S., even if some of the company's ideas for Internet expansion abroad are a bit more outlandish (see "African Entrepreneurs Deflate Google's Internet Balloon ").
"At the Andlinger Center, faculty, researchers and students are doing their part to accelerate the course towards a carbon-neutral world," said Yueh-Lin (Lynn) Loo, the center director, the Theodora D. '78 and William H. Walton III '74 Professor in Engineering, and professor of chemical and biological engineering.
God can plan and execute particular events, which deviate from or accelerate the course of nature.
Accelerating the course of hypofractionated radiotherapy would further target tumors with high repopulation ability.
It's not like carbon monoxide poisoning or road accidents, it's not the sole factor causing a death – it's a factor that adds to other underlying problems, exacerbates conditions and accelerates the course of the disease".
HIV/AIDS and TB have a deadly synergy, as HIV infection promotes progression from TB infection to disease [2] and TB accelerates the course of HIV disease [3].
