The phrase "accelerate to the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to increasing speed or intensity towards a specific point or goal.
Example: "As we approach the final lap, we need to accelerate to the finish line."
Alternatives: "speed up to the" or "hasten to the".
The escalators will gradually accelerate to the full speed, over a few seconds, once a rider steps on.
Earnings growth should accelerate to the mid-single digits in the fall quarter and return to double-digit growth rates in the second half of the year.
Swansea settled quickly into their slick passing game, one typical early attack seeing Jefferson Montero accelerate to the byline on the left before delivering a cross that Bony touched over the bar.
Mr. Ghanim said his country would like to "accelerate to the maximum" the dismantling of its nuclear, chemical and biological weapons programs so that President Bush would be able to tell Congress in the next few months that the Libyan leader, Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi, had fully and transparently destroyed or surrendered all his illicit weapons.
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You accelerate to the speed of sound, twice that, three times.
And Bennett shows how the process has accelerated to the point of absurdity.
So far, Rose and Mayo have accelerated to the head of their draft class.
"But technological improvements are accelerating to the point that we can do this more now".
America's first manufacturing report of the year showed activity accelerating to the fastest level since 2004.
It could hardly have been any closer, with Evans accelerating to the line behind Christian Vande Velde to barely grab the lead.
