The phrase "accelerated around" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where something is increasing in speed or intensity in a particular area or context.
Example: "The car accelerated around the corner, gaining speed as it navigated the sharp turn."
Alternatives: "sped through" or "raced around".
"The pace of change has accelerated" around H.P., Ms. Whitman said in an interview Thursday evening.
"We did that very consciously, even when the rumours accelerated around other drivers and our team.
Since then, the number of traveller reviews and opinions has accelerated around the world, up 2,000% in the last 10 years, and up 60% since last year.
Perhaps they were not so happy – soon Cristiano Ronaldo was furious, screeching at his players to push higher and press Barcelona as he accelerated around a blue and red triangle, always arriving a fraction too late to reach the ball.
Residents say the population boom accelerated around 2006, as opportunities in the United States fell away and the dangers and cost of crossing the border became prohibitive amid drug cartel violence and stepped-up border security.
Such advances have occurred as urban population growth has accelerated around the world.
But most of the time it is reasonably subdued, with only an occasional mild drone when accelerating around 40 to 50 miles per hour.
By age 3, children are likely able to learn these concrete words without the need for a visual reference, so word learning tends to accelerate around this age.
I noted a vibration in the Lexus's steering wheel when lightly accelerating around 2,000 r.p.m.
As the urbanisation process accelerates around the world, cities - both old and new - face major global challenges.
He'd get off the ball with a good first step and then accelerate around the corner.
