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Discover LudwigThe phrase "accelerated plans" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to plans or projects that are being expedited or moved forward at a faster pace than originally intended.
Example: "Due to the urgent need for infrastructure improvements, the city has implemented accelerated plans for the construction of new roads."
Alternatives: "expedited plans" or "fast-tracked plans".
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A planned widening of the Panama Canal has accelerated plans for U.S. projects aiming to improve these cities' trade potential.
RR The government has accelerated plans to expand secret hearings into civil courts.
And, she said, her agency had accelerated plans to help them make "vulnerability assessments".
Take Germany's accelerated plans to close nuclear plants after the Fukushima disaster.
The company accelerated plans to cut costs by two years and has frozen its annual dividend at 80p a share for the next three years.
Since the merger, company executives have accelerated plans to spin off or sell billions of dollars of businesses in chemicals, electrical equipment, logistics and wireless communications.
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The New Bermondsey development stands to benefit from significant public money and accelerated planning powers.
Crucial to the accelerated plan, according to agency officials, were two separate but related plans also approved by the 12-member board of commissioners yesterday.
That means an accelerated plan for what the network thinks will be the next hit game show from Britain, "The Weakest Link".
But it remains less than clear that Fords accelerated plan is as tough as executives' talk.
Often 2-3 customers would band together to fund an accelerated plan.
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