"accelerate the effort" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to urge someone to work faster or to increase their efforts in a particular area. For example: "We must accelerate the effort if we're going to meet our deadline."
He has traveled the region inspecting ports, and has met with transportation executives to accelerate the effort.
A London-Frankfurt merger would accelerate the effort to draw Europe's exchanges into a single market, said David Donnelly, chief investment officer at Gordon House Asset Management.
Col. Kim Smith of the British Army, who serves as chief liaison officer here, was asked about the decision to accelerate the effort.
The Iran declaration signaled that, despite sanctions and repeated calls from the United Nations Security Council to cease all enrichment of uranium, Iran aims to accelerate the effort.
Computational prediction of FP oligomeric states can accelerate the effort of protein engineering efforts of creating monomeric FPs.
DOE has requested a 15%, $80 million increase for its Advanced Scientific Computing Research program the largest boost in the Office of Science to help accelerate the effort, which Moniz said could bear fruit as early as 2022 or 2023.
Understanding the mechanisms of Al tolerance can accelerate the efforts to identify and incorporate superior genes and alleles into maize breeding programs.
To harmonize and accelerate the efforts for translating genomic discoveries into health care, Khoury and colleagues (2007) proposed a four-phase framework.
The launch of GHIs offering critical funding opportunities to accelerate the efforts towards the achievement of health MDGs has transformed the grant application processes into key markers of governmental health planning and programming.
But Google said last month that it began the process of encrypting this internal traffic before reports of N.S.A. spying leaked during the summer, and accelerated the effort since then.
James M. Dubik, a retired Army lieutenant general who led the effort to train the Iraqi Army and is a senior fellow at the Institute for the Study of War, a nongovernmental research group, said that accelerating the effort to put Afghan forces in the lead, and the cuts in Americans troops that are expected to follow, posed risks.
