The phrase "accelerate the time needed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of speeding up a task or reducing the duration required to complete something.
Example: "We need to find ways to accelerate the time needed for project completion to meet our deadlines."
Alternatives: "reduce the time required" or "speed up the necessary time".
He also noted that Rebel Roar is accelerating, since the time needed to create a Roar site has gone from months to weeks to days.
The speed of the submarine was overestimated and "no account was taken of the time needed to accelerate from four to eight knots.
Notably, the neonatal injection paradigm that we have developed can accelerate these mechanistic studies by reducing the time needed to establish cohorts of mice necessary to conduct those studies.
The principal rationale for an accelerated vaccination strategy is to reduce the time needed to interrupt rubella virus circulation and to prevent CRS [ 13].
When used to accelerate the production of a certain number of cells for transplantation, RAD288 and RAD289 would decrease the time needed in culture.
As a result of more efficient and accurate data preparation and data integration, organizations can finally begin to rapidly address real consumer needs that accelerate the time in which it takes to deliver business value.
The insertion of MDIs needs a minimal disturbance of the periosteum, thus osseointegration process is accelerated and time needed for MDIs tends to be considerably small than that of regular implants due to less injurious insertion procedure [9].
The experimental time needed for coating degradation can be shortened through artificial accelerated aging experiments.
"While the world is on track to meet its safe water targets, progress on basic sanitation, in terms of the number of people who need to gain access to sanitation facilities each year for the first time, needs to accelerate by at least 58 per cent between now and 2015 to meet the Millennium target," said UNICEF Executive Director Ann M. Veneman.
Edge compute and the rise of 5G is going to accelerate the need to deliver real-time analytics and insights, enabled by exactly the kinds of technologies that NVIDIA delivers.
