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Discover LudwigThe phrase "accelerate to full speed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to vehicles, machinery, or any situation where something is increasing its pace or performance to reach maximum efficiency.
Example: "The driver was instructed to accelerate to full speed as they approached the straightaway."
Alternatives: "speed up to maximum velocity" or "increase to top speed."
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Accelerate to full speed or reverse full speed in mid-air, depending on whether you want to do a front or back flip.
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I eased the Turtle King down over the curb and accelerated to full speed, such as it was.
The plane thumps down and then, rather than slowing, immediately accelerates to full speed, in case it misses all the arresting wires and needs to bolt, as had happened to us when we landed.
The ship immediately accelerated to full speed and turned to starboard; the torpedoes exploded in the cruiser's wake.
You may need to wait a beat or two before accelerating to full speed if you see a line of cars coming up quickly in the lane into which you're trying to merge.
It will cautiously accelerate to full energy in the summer.
Work your way up from Slowest speed to Full Speed.
The escalators will gradually accelerate to the full speed, over a few seconds, once a rider steps on.
Even ordinary cars might spontaneously accelerate to fatal, uncontrollable speeds, with brakes failing to respond.
Gordon Brown may still have the starting gun, oiled and ready to be brought out after Easter, but the general election campaign is now accelerating to almost full speed.
Many of these people actually went up in the dead of night, accelerating to lethal speeds.
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