The phrase "accelerated discussions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to discussions that are happening at a faster pace or with increased urgency.
Example: "In light of the recent developments, we have initiated accelerated discussions to finalize the agreement."
Alternatives: "expedited talks" or "fast-tracked negotiations".
But after he met President Vladimir V. Putin, and said he had looked into the Russian's soul, Mr. Bush instructed his national security team to begin accelerated discussions to create a new security framework with Russia as a partner.
On Thursday, Mr. Sarkozy and Mrs. Merkel announced that they would meet in Paris on Tuesday afternoon for accelerated discussions on "joint proposals for the reform of the governance of the euro zone," a promise made at the last crisis summit meeting on July 21.
This human connection accelerated discussions about the GEA.
They have also accelerated discussions of an oppositional coalition between parties.
The February unrest prompted Platts, an energy-pricing firm in New York, to accelerate discussions this year to widen the basket of crudes that make up its Dubai benchmark, which is used by most Gulf producers to price oil sold to Asia.
Natural disasters have triggered "close-or-reconstruct" questions, and sometimes eventually helped accelerate discussions towards closures.
By accelerating discussions on making private sector development one of the missions of academia, Turk speculates that this would give "corporate interests an even greater ability to interfere with university research".
Turkey demanded the EU accelerate discussions for becoming a member of the EU and, in addition, give it another 3 billion euros for refugee costs.
Moreover, conclusions of the study related to the relative impact of vaccination strategies may prove particularly relevant in informing and accelerating discussions around vaccine introduction and delivery encouraging rapid adoption of a future product.
When power deregulation was being actively discussed on the state and federal levels in the mid-1990's, Enron accelerated the discussion and tried to shape it.
Tracy Streeter, director of the Kansas Water Office, says the dry spell (some areas are in their third year of drought) and the study by KSU has accelerated local discussion over water.The KSU paper also spells out a bleaker point: that unthinkable cuts of about 80% are needed to make groundwater use in Kansas truly sustainable.
