The phrase "accelerated introduction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something is being introduced or launched more quickly than usual, such as in business or product development.
Example: "The company has planned an accelerated introduction of its new product line to meet market demand."
Alternatives: "fast-tracked launch" or "speedy rollout".
Since that change happened to coincide with the accelerated introduction of the body scanning machines, many fliers began expressing their dismay on blogs, fanning anti-T.S.A. reactions.
Belgian finance minister Jean-Jacques Viseur became the latest to raise the possibility after indications from monetary affairs commissioner Yves-Thibault de Silguy that the Commission was prepared to bring in the necessary legal changes if all 11 Euroland countries agreed to the accelerated introduction.
Overall, the pre-combustion decarbonisation may also contribute to (an accelerated) introduction of H2 as an energy carrier for stationary and mobile applications.
This review assesses the current state of such studies performed in the past 15 years to contribute to accelerated introduction of implants into medical practice.
The more rapid transition in Chinese children might be attributed to the accelerated introduction of technology into their daily life activities.
The need for accelerated introduction of new vaccines in all high-burden countries must be matched by adequate financial support, including support for countries with lower-middle incomes.
Wyeth's critical supply decisions had already been made by the time GAVI funded a $30 million program at Johns Hopkins University nearly three years ago to accelerate introduction of Prevnar or a similar vaccine to poor countries.
Because of the rapidly accelerating introduction of GM corn into agricultural production, improved aerobiological models to predict how far and to what extent maize pollen can be transported in the atmosphere are needed today.
With the accelerating introduction of engineered nanomaterials into commercial products and their potential use in water-treatment processes, it is inevitable that these materials will ultimately reside at some level in our recreational and drinking waters, thereby creating a critical need to detect and to quantify them in those media.
Innovative efforts like the national 80 PLUS Power Supply Program are accelerating introduction of these ETs.
Especially in light of the Millennium Development Goal (MDG) 4 of child mortality reduction, there has been an effort at the global level to accelerate introduction of rotavirus vaccines in developing countries.
