The phrase "accelerated deal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a transaction or agreement is expedited or completed more quickly than usual.
Example: "The company was able to finalize the accelerated deal within a week, much faster than the typical negotiation process."
Alternatives: "expedited agreement" or "fast-tracked transaction".
The fear of another painful economic slowdown appears to have accelerated deal-making on Capitol Hill with just 48 hours left before the so-called fiscal cliff arrives.
Those challenges for founders are nothing compared to the real challenge for VCs, who must show a return on these accelerated deals.
In response to the comments, Israel's largest satellite-television provider, YES, accelerated a deal to carry the Fox News Channel, which is expected to find appeal among Israeli viewers by using terms like "homicide bombers".
"The humanitarian assistance must be strengthened and accelerated to deal with this complex situation affecting children and women in Chad".
Benítez postponed discussions until this week but, clearly keen to accelerate the deal, Ashley pre-empted matters by turning up at the Spurs match on an evident charm offensive.
Instead Benítez, cleverly, postponed talks until this week but, clearly anxious to accelerate the deal, Ashley pre-empted matters by turning up at the Spurs match on an evident charm offensive.
Ayre has travelled to Shakhtar's winter training camp in Orlando in an effort to accelerate a deal for the former Vasco da Gama forward, who would become the fourth Brazilian at Anfield alongside Lucas Leiva, Roberto Firmino and Philippe Coutinho.
The firm has similarly accelerated a lot of other deals.
The deal accelerated a sales process that was expected to take several more years.
Following the war, the economic boom and the growth of the regulatory state created during the New Deal accelerated movement between the two realms.
