The phrase "accelerate the termination" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to express the need to hasten the end of a process, contract, or agreement.
Example: "Due to unforeseen circumstances, we must accelerate the termination of the project to meet our new deadlines."
Alternatives: "hasten the conclusion" or "speed up the ending".
Page acted quickly, reorganising the company and accelerating the termination of projects.
Recordings from oocytes coexpressing D2DR or the m2 muscarinic receptor and G-protein-gated inward rectifier potassium channels show that RGS9-2, vitsits DEP domain, preferentially accelerates the termination of D2DR signals.
The reductions include $12 million from the Jupiter Icy Moon Orbiter payload; $438 million from delaying the Crew Exploration Vehicle for the space shuttle; and $100 million from Space Launch Initiatives by accelerating the termination of activities.
The spectrum of particles accelerated at the termination shock is then determined using the above spectrum as a source in the steady state diffusion convection equation.
Kuo et al. [11] proposed a multiresolution motion estimation scheme and an adaptive rate-distortion model with early termination rules to accelerate the search process.
We subdivide the volume dataset into uniform sized blocks and take advantage of combinations of early ray termination, empty-space skipping and visibility culling to accelerate the whole rendering process and render visible parts of volume data.
Did they accelerate the move?
In 1963, a horrific bus-train accident in California's Salinas Valley took the lives of dozens of bracero guest workers and dramatically accelerated the U.S. Congress' termination of the Bracero Program.
Termination basically accelerates the previously amortized payment of the pension obligations.
Earlier termination of SRx due to Nb addition accelerates the growth of the dislocation density and hence extends the range of austenite fragmentation (subgrain structure evolution) to higher temperatures (Kodzhaspirov et al. 2006; Rybin 1986).
