'accelerate the progress of' is correct in written English and is often used in formal and informal writing.
An example is: "We need to accelerate the progress of our project if we are to reach our completion date on time."
This welcome finding should accelerate the progress of climate legislation in Congress.
This will accelerate the progress of virtual reality, online games and movie animation.
Many believe such methods will significantly accelerate the progress of A.I. in both the online and physical worlds.
Keep composting matrix in continuous collision and friction under a relatively high-temperature can significantly accelerate the progress of composting.
While the law puts extraordinary pressure on schools to lift the performance of low-achieving students, it includes no incentives to accelerate the progress of high achievers.
Hypertension can also accelerate the progress of renal damage by its impact on the renal blood vessels themselves, setting up a cycle that can be hard to break.
The introduction of "photonic heterostructures" has accelerated the progress of the field of photonic crystals.
The irregularity of the bedrock and valley wall topography both slows and accelerates the progress of glaciers.
Some observers were expecting further announcements accelerating the progress of its debt reduction plans outlined in November.
But Mr. Hinton believes his capsule networks can eventually expand to a wider array of situations, accelerating the progress of computer vision and things like conversational computing.
Over the last five years, neural networks have accelerated the progress of everything from smartphone digital assistants to language translation services to autonomous robots.
