The phrase "accelerate trade" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing economic policies, agreements, or initiatives aimed at increasing the speed or volume of trade between entities.
Example: "The new trade agreement is expected to accelerate trade between the two countries, boosting their economies."
Alternatives: "speed up trade" or "enhance trade".
The Tories are vindictively planning to accelerate trade union demise by introducing new rules regarding minimum turnout in ballots for a strike.
More immigrants would mean more connections with fast-growing places such as China and India connections that would accelerate trade and the exchange of ideas.
Bush administration officials said they would immediately use the long-sought authority to accelerate trade talks stalled for years by partisan differences.
In fact, while Towns signing on to stay with the Timberwolves is a positive development, it should only accelerate trade talks involving Butler.
As Washington retreats from global trade and antagonizes allies and foes alike, Brussels is looking to fill that gap and accelerate trade with Beijing.
In a conference call with reporters, David Cohen, the under secretary for terrorism and financial intelligence, said that the move was intended to "accelerate trade" in these medical devices and address humanitarian needs in Iran.
U.P.S. and its rival FedEx are taking advantage of accelerating trade with Asia and other regions.
India and Pakistan can defuse their nuclear competition by improving relations and accelerating trade.
Accelerating trade and migration have resulted in large-scale invasions of islands and continents by new species and the disruptions of longstanding ecological regimes that many naturalists have long treasured.
A nuclear arsenal built on very weak economic foundations is inherently unstable, which is reason enough for India to pursue sustained and accelerated trade and investment opportunities with Pakistan.
Where are you seeing accelerated trade growth?
