The phrase "accelerate the launch" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the need to speed up the process of launching a product, service, or project.
Example: "In order to meet the market demand, we need to accelerate the launch of our new app."
Alternatives: "hasten the launch" or "speed up the launch".
One of its tasks is to accelerate the launch of a national intranet.
Now, though, China hopes to accelerate the launch of Beidou satellites and provide worldwide positioning services.
In addition, Tandem says the acquisition will accelerate the launch of savings accounts to customers, pegged for before the end of the year.
Nations involved in the International Space Station have agreed to increase the number of astronauts working aboard and to look at ways to accelerate the launching of Japanese and European research modules, program officials said Friday.
– We are accelerating the launch of our new website, which has new and best in class backend security protocols to safeguard against these situations.
This has become a big deal - prompting Mrs Clinton's hastily assembled news conference and reports that she is accelerating the launch of her presidential campaign - in large part because Mrs Clinton is asking the US public to trust that she is complying with both the "letter and the spirit of the rules", in the words of her spokesperson, Nick Merrill.
The money will be used to accelerate the commercial launch of its mobile ad platform Ad360.
The purpose of this financing is to accelerate the market launch for our cloud-based virtual OSS and BSS platform and grow our mobile operator customer revenues in Europe, Asia, Middle East and South America".
Now they are about to accelerate the migration, launching a multibillion-dollar rebuilding binge to overhaul their old networks and offer cut-rate Net phone service.
You can then accelerate the number of launches over time if you are successful.
