"accelerated preparations" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is most commonly used to describe a situation where preparations or preparations for something are being done quickly or at a faster pace than usual. Example: "The company's accelerated preparations for the new product launch paid off, as it became an instant success in the market."
With the hearing looming, supporters and opponents began accelerating preparations for a confirmation battle.
And as tensions rise and we accelerate preparations for war, the economy will improve.
Saying it wants to accelerate preparations for a possible flu pandemic, the venture capital firm Kleiner Perkins is setting up a $200 million fund to invest in companies developing products to battle influenza and other infectious diseases.
The second thing is to accelerate preparations for the conference itself by putting sustained pressure on Syria's rebel forces to come up with a negotiating strategy and take part.
"The European Union … will accelerate preparations for the deployment of a military mission to Mali to provide training and advice to the Malian forces," Ashton said in a statement.
Mr. Jiang has stressed the need to accelerate preparations to attack Taiwan in the event the island pursues independence, a stance that may also make him seem indispensable to the military at a crucial juncture, party officials say.
[The US should also] accelerate preparations for the conference itself by putting sustained pressure on Syria's rebel forces to come up with a negotiating strategy and take part.
"We've told Ecowas countries to accelerate preparations to send troops," he added, referring to the 15-member Economic Community of West African States, which has agreed to provide an intervention force.
Hester was pressed to "accelerate" preparations towards allowing a sell-off of the bank, possibly before the next general election in 2015, and Cameron confirmed that the government was examining an "interesting" idea that would involve RBS shares being distributed to taxpayers for free.
