The phrase "accelerated achievement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to describe a process or outcome that has been achieved more quickly than usual.
Example: "The new teaching methods have led to accelerated achievement among students, allowing them to grasp complex concepts in a shorter time frame."
Alternatives: "rapid progress" or "enhanced success".
The plan, which is one of the top issues in Tuesday's mayoral election in Newark, will provide "renew schools" with additional professional development for teachers, along with other resources intended to accelerate achievement.
Research evaluating these programs found that some of them were effective in accelerating achievement in Title I schools.
The UN member states will assess progress and accelerate achievement at the High-Level MDG Review scheduledcheduled for Sept. 20-23 at the United Nations as part of the 65th UN General Assembly.
Last week in Nairobi, over 700 people gathered to discuss how information and communications technologies (ICTs) are being utilized around the world to accelerate achievement of the global Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Along the path of this march, there is no better institution to help us whittle away at biases than the school, where universal themes -- such as racism -- can be used to facilitate critical thinking, reading comprehension and collaborative processing to teach tolerance and accelerate achievement for all students.
Last week's meeting was just the first stage of what UNICEF hopes will be a global scale-up of communication efforts to accelerate achievement of the Millennium Development Goals.
The DRC government included family planning as 1 of 6 elements in its framework to accelerate achievement of Millennium Development Goal No. 4 (reduce child mortality) and No. 5 (improve maternal health).
A proactive approach where the PCP documents a specific plan of action could improve coordination of care and allow covering providers to take timely action, accelerating achievement of diabetes control.
At a special session of the Third Global Forum on Human Resources for Health in Brazil in November 2013, a gathering of key global actors reaffirmed the significant role that CHWs could play in accelerating achievement of the millennium development goals (MDGs) and Universal Health Coverage.
This paper reviews some of the better practices that are available; however, much remains unknown about the role and ideal design of accreditation systems that will accelerate achievement of universal quality coverage.
