"accelerated due to" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
Example: The construction project was accelerated due to the unexpected influx of funding.
Of course that's been accelerated due to excessive absences.
Carbon corrosion is accelerated due to fuel starvation and repeated on/off cycles.
Soil degradation is being further accelerated due to uncontrolled deforestation for fuel and construction purposes.
Consequently, the turbine and generator will be accelerated due to the torque unbalance.
Module crack propagation is found to be accelerated due to onsite cyclic high voltage stress.
This condition is accelerated due to land subsidence, sea level rise and groundwater exploitation.
Further, I believe the pace of change will only continue to accelerate, due to political and economic pressures as well as disruptive technological innovations.
"The increasing globalization of brand marketing is accelerating due to the Web," said Leland Westerfield, an analyst with PaineWebber in New York.
As nasa dryly put it in the press release accompanying its latest study of the shrinking ice cap, "The rate of decline is expected to accelerate due to positive feedback systems between the ice, oceans, and atmosphere".
Hydration of cement can accelerate due to nucleation effect.
Overall, he predicts that the pharmaceuticals business "will remain a growth industry; the demand remains and demand will accelerate" due to the aging of the population.
