The phrase "accelerate the evolution" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when expressing that something is evolving or changing quickly, usually due to outside influence or pressure. For example, "The introduction of new technology has accelerated the evolution of communication methods."
Different strains of algae are pitted against one another in survival-of-the-fittest contests in an effort to accelerate the evolution of fast-growing, hardy strains.
Pressure for Apple to accelerate the evolution of Siri is clear.
Drupe, with brand new funding, is looking to accelerate the evolution of the Phone Book.
I give you Zerocash, a completely anonymous currency; Ethereum, a blockchain platform designed to decentralize much of the Internet; and sidechains, a proposal to accelerate the evolution of Bitcoin itself.
The empirical results demonstrate that the proposed mutation operator guided by preferred regions can accelerate the evolution of the population and improve the performances of the Pareto-optimal set.
In view of this, utilizing other directional crossover and mutation operators to accelerate the evolution of a population and developing new performance indicators to enhance distribution of set-based EAs will be our research topics.
Under the coupled conditions, high temperature accelerates the evolution of moisture damage, which leads to the acceleration of rutting failure.
The misuse and overprescription of antimicrobial drugs, including in farming, accelerates the evolution of drug-resistant strains.
Increasing the reversed plasticity with the total strain amplitude accelerated the evolution of the TMLS and thus promoted cyclic softening.
The simultaneous presence of strong oxidants increases the concentration of active intermediates and accelerates the evolution of oxygen.
The coupling agent accelerated the evolution of both factors: reduction of Mn and the consequent increase of XC, mainly during biodegradation in soil.
