The phrase "accelerated by some" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a process or event that is being hastened or sped up by certain individuals or factors.
Example: "The project was accelerated by some key stakeholders who provided additional resources and support."
Alternatives: "speeded up by certain" or "hastened by a few".
Three years later astronomers discovered that the expansion of the universe was being accelerated by some "dark energy" that behaves exactly like the cosmological constant.
It was all accelerated by some life events – my father passed away, my mum was diagnosed with Alzheimer's, my husband got cancer – and all of those things make you realise that life is very short, and you just have to do it, you can't sit and wait.
In it he said the second phase of the high-speed rail project should be accelerated by some six years, with the 43-mile stretch north to Crewe being built in the first phase of construction.
PTEN protein has a very short half-life and its degradation appears to be further accelerated by some genetic alterations in cancer cells.
The estimation speed is significantly accelerated by removing some network connections according to the observation of the existence of similar feature maps.
In this paper1 we show how those filtering techniques can be accelerated by discovering and exploiting some regularities during the filtering process.
Why can't we have scientific research, accelerated by cognitive enhancement, but channel some of it towards finding means of moral bioenhancement?
His second thoughts, which had been quietly taking shape for some time, were accelerated by two other factors.
Some had been accelerated by injection of Abelson murine leukemia virus concomitant with the pristane injection [27].
Let's say some guys announce that cosmic space-time is being accelerated by an unknown energy.
It was then accelerated by his arrest," Assmann said.
