The phrase "accelerated in developing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the speed or progress of a development process, particularly in contexts like technology, research, or project management.
Example: "The team has accelerated in developing the new software, allowing us to meet our deadlines ahead of schedule."
Alternatives: "speeded up in creating" or "hastened in producing".
Major breakthroughs in online education, access to agricultural crops, new vaccines to fight diseases like polio, malaria, HIV will empower people and will accelerate progress in developing countries, saving lives and building more sustainable and resilient societies.
Despite intense activities in the field of biomarker research, new biomarkers are still urgently needed to accelerate efforts in developing new drugs and treatments of known diseases.
Furthermore, characterization of the traits associated with tolerance in these lines will facilitate refining of breeding strategies and help accelerate progress in developing tolerant varieties.
By making explicit the tensions we have uncovered in funders' health RCS reports, we hope to promote and contribute to the critical debate between such coalitions and the research community, and accelerate progress in developing robust and useful evaluations of health RCS.
Thus, the import dependence on developing countries is increasing rapidly, and these changes in the import structures of developed nations have accelerated CO2 emissions in developing nations.
The mandate of the UNIDO is to promote and accelerate sustainable industrial development in developing countries and economies in transition (http://www.unido.org).org
Rapid economic development and industrialization over the past several decades coincided with an accelerated obesity epidemic, particularly in developing countries [ 1].
These experiences of inhabiting another's view — always part of Whitman's poetry, of course, but now acted out quite literally in life — accelerated his developing tendency to write from the perspective of various personae".
The accelerating burden of NCDs in developing countries is now a major public health concern and a medical challenge.
But we are keen to say if there are opportunities for our medicines to be accelerated in terms of access in the developing world, and if the systems are capable of using them, then we want to make sure that's being done.
