The phrase "accelerate to maximum speed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to driving, racing, or any situation where increasing speed is relevant.
Example: "The driver was instructed to accelerate to maximum speed to catch up with the leading car."
Alternatives: "speed up to full throttle" or "increase to top speed."
The ball accelerated to maximum speed, then moved with constant speed, then decelerated, and finally rolled in the opposite direction.
Even ordinary cars might spontaneously accelerate to fatal, uncontrollable speeds, with brakes failing to respond.
Of course, considerable time and power would be required to accelerate to the extremely high maximum range speed, but even with those considerations, the range to external lift under an aerobic burst would likely exceed 1.5 km.
The system accelerates to the maximum speed in approximately 1 second and drives at maximum speed for about 1 sec before it decelerates in 0.5 sec to a stop again.
The extra benefit of quieting the 107-kilowatt (143 horsepower) motor is a reduction of all road noise to ultraluxury levels, whether on city streets or while briskly accelerating to the maximum speed of 85 m.p.h.
The linear actuator accelerates to its maximum speed at around 7 s and then decelerates to settle down completely when reaching its desired height.
Thus, rather than a simple maximum speed chase, cheetahs first accelerate to decrease the distance to their prey, before reducing speed 5 8 s from the end of the hunt, so as to facilitate rapid turns to match prey escape tactics, varying the precise strategy according to prey species.
Essentially it must accelerate to match the speed of the culture in which it exists.
"A diesel can barely accelerate to track speed in two miles.
It takes a considerable amount of time and energy for high-speed trains to accelerate to operating speed.
After the restricted speed region, trains accelerate to their normal speed while maintaining safe braking distance between them.
