The phrase "accelerated collection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, data gathering, or any situation where the speed of gathering or retrieving items is emphasized.
Example: "The company implemented an accelerated collection process to improve cash flow and reduce outstanding debts."
Alternatives: "speedy collection" or "rapid collection".
The proposal included about $9 billion in spending cuts, Ms. Bass said, with $7 billion more expected to be generated by a series of "revenue solutions," including closing tax loopholes and accelerating collection of future taxes.
High-throughput image analysis of micrographs has the potential to accelerate collection of quantitative morphological data.
Since he took over in May 1999 Conway has accelerated bill collection time from 108 days to 63 days; brought discipline to the ranks; and introduced a revolutionary suite of products, PeopleSoft 8, which, despite the lousy economy, is winning customers.
Since taking over in May 1999 he has accelerated bill collection time from 108 days to 63 days, brought discipline to the ranks and introduced a revolutionary suite of products, PeopleSoft 8, which, despite the lousy U.S. economy, is winning customers.
The emergence of massive parallel sequencers known as next generation sequencers (NGSs) has drastically changed DNA sequencing strategy and has accelerated the collection of genome sequences not only of unicellular and model plants, but also of plants that have large and complicated genomes.
"We accelerated cash collections and received $15.1 million over the same period.
And the easy pickings, the one-time measures that come from accelerated tax collections and delayed payments?
The budget bill that died Sunday included $3.5 billion in "non-tax revenue" — most of it resulting from delayed payments and accelerated tax collections.
The senators are looking at the $10.2 billion held by local school districts in state-required reserve accounts, at raising fees for driver's licenses and various other fees, and at accelerated tax collections and delayed payments.
That balancing act required some money from a combination of deferred payments and accelerated tax collections and other tricks, cuts to programs throughout state government, and rosy forecasts that lower the price tags on programs where costs are rising with the state population, inflation and participation rates.
