The phrase "accelerate the scale" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear without context.
It could be used in contexts related to increasing the speed or extent of a process, project, or initiative.
Example: "To meet the growing demand, we need to accelerate the scale of our production efforts."
Alternatives: "speed up the process" or "increase the scope."
All Twitter has done is accelerate the scale and speed of that.
We need to create platforms that support innovation and learning so we start to accelerate the scale and reach of change.
"To accelerate the scale up of clean energy and move to a low carbon economy we need businesses to take decisive and proactive leadership that translates into transformative change," he said.
Biotech urgently needs MSc and PhD graduates to carry out R&D to improve the production process for biologics and thus accelerate the scale up.
Public policy holds great potential to accelerate the scale and impact of new models — but presents big risks if the next administration doesn't get it right.
When Bryant was hired, Google Cloud CEO Diane Greene noted that "Diane's strategic acumen, technical knowledge and client focus will prove invaluable as we accelerate the scale and reach of Google Cloud".
Nokia said in a statement that the acquisition will allow it to accelerate the scaling of its mobile advertising business by leveraging Enpocket's platform and strong partnerships with advertisers, publishers and operators.
Announced yesterday at an official ceremony held at UNICEF headquarters in New York, the partnership will aim to accelerate the scaling-up of paediatric HIV care, treatment and support.
To overcome these remaining hurdles, enhanced commitments by donors and bolder efforts by national governments are needed to accelerate the scaling up of malaria programmes.
UNICEF leads efforts to accelerate the scaling up of an integrated package of low cost, high impact child survival interventions through support for Child Health Days (CHDs) and routine health services.
This joint initiative will help accelerate the scaling-up of HIV testing and counselling by health workers in antenatal, maternal and postpartum health services, broaden the provision of anti-retroviral therapy to women and their newborns, and increase early access to paediatric HIV treatment for young HIV-infected infants.
