The phrase "accelerated path" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a quicker or expedited route to achieving a goal or completing a process.
Example: "The new training program offers an accelerated path to certification, allowing participants to complete their studies in half the usual time."
Alternatives: "fast-tracked route" or "expedited journey".
They should be given an accelerated path to citizenship.
Socialism and anti-capitalism, as foils to Donald Trump's me-first ideology, have taken an accelerated path into the mainstream.
It also had a visit from Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi of Japan that has put the countries on an accelerated path toward normalization of relations.
For one thing, many Latinos resent the accelerated path to citizenship that Congress bestowed on Cuban arrivals during the Cold War, a privilege not granted to Colombians, Guatemalans, and others who have faced repression.
He was feeling uncharacteristically unready, concerned about "this crazy accelerated path, where suddenly, without any of the proper preparation, or any of the things that I believe are necessary conditions for being a politician, I'm suddenly now a politician".
Fortunately for Sargis and others like him, some institutions offer an accelerated path with a research component.
As teenagers, the All-Star shortstop José Reyes and the elite outfield prospect Fernando Martínez played in major league exhibition games, and Flores is likely to mimic their accelerated paths through the minors.
For one, the old orthodoxy was that after liberalisation India had been on an accelerating path, driven by demographics and its high rate of savings and investment.
Recent developments in streaming computer architectures and new algorithms to accelerate path integral simulations now make these simulations practical for biological systems, allowing elucidation of enzymatic reactions in unprecedented detail.
This "probably accelerated the path to war", says Asmus, by giving a green light to Russia.
The most profound gift that's coming back with me from Guatemala (besides the head lice!) is the reminder that serving others creates an accelerated learning path for personal growth.
