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The phrase "accelerate the popularity of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing efforts to increase the recognition or acceptance of something, such as a product, trend, or idea.
Example: "The marketing campaign aims to accelerate the popularity of the new app among young adults."
Alternatives: "boost the popularity of" or "enhance the popularity of".
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The app developer offers a suite of mobile apps that aim to accelerate the popularity of events, conferences and tradeshows by making that experience simple, social, and easy to share on the go.
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If the film is a hit, it could play the same part in accelerating the popularity of racing that "Tin Cup" did in helping the golf boom of the mid-90's, a surge that was led by the drawing power of Tiger Woods.
This behavior further accelerated with the popularity of Myspace.
The trend is accelerating partly because of the popularity of and excitement around small companies making items like wearable fitness devices as well as smartwatches developed by Pebble and smart thermostats created by Nest.
Its consumer prices went up 28.6% last year and the rate has accelerated since then, putting a dent in the popularity of President Hugo Chavez's "Bolivarian revolution".
The popularity of the trend was accelerated by the introduction of plastic pots (as opposed to ceramic), giving birth to perfect, portable yogurt bombs.
The popularity of the trend was accelerated by the introduction of plastic pots (as opposed to ceramic), giving birth to perfect, portable yog-bombs.
But they accelerate the flow of information.
Higher temperatures accelerate the production of leavens.
This can accelerate the growth of bacteria.
"I think the rate of decline of the popularity of eBay's auction model has accelerated," said Safa Rashtchy, an analyst with Piper Jaffray & Company.
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