"accelerated construction" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the process of completing a construction project at a faster pace than originally planned. Example: Due to the urgent need for affordable housing in the area, the city council has approved an accelerated construction plan for the new apartment complex.
Developers are counting on the subsidies and have accelerated construction plans this year for solar parks.
"The Saudis have spoiled Mecca" is now a popular view, and ancient structures – most recently the oldest columns in the Mecca and Medina mosques – have been compromised to make way for accelerated construction.
They permit accelerated construction by eliminating internal reinforcement and formwork and incorporating the use of self-consolidating concrete.
In recent years he has accelerated construction in the West Bank and east Jerusalem, drawing anger from Palestinian leaders and criticism from Western partners.
This wall system (flexi-wall) is intended to be employed as a vertical extension to existing noise barriers (sound walls) in an accelerated construction method.
The results of the experiments indicated the suitability of flexi-wall in accelerated construction and confirmed that the structural performance of the wall system under lateral loading is satisfactory for the sound wall application.
The low supply, combined with rising demand for housing, could accelerate construction in coming months.
Paterson said that "biodiversity offsetting" could accelerate construction, providing jobs and easing the pressure on housing prices.
So the company decided to accelerate construction on a long-planned addition to an existing gas plant.
Most of that money — $150 million, more than any other single project in the package — will be used to accelerate construction of the $912 million National Synchrotron Light Source II.
Most immediately, the Republican takeover of the United States House this month threatens to undermine a fiscal maneuver pressed by Mr. Villaraigosa in Washington to accelerate construction of the projects.
