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The phrase "accelerated program" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a course or educational program that is designed to be completed in a shorter time frame than usual.
Example: "The university offers an accelerated program for students who want to earn their degree in just two years instead of the traditional four."
Alternatives: "fast-track program" or "intensive program".
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Based on that, I was placed in an accelerated program.
To the Editor: The column made a strong case for an accelerated program of infrastructure repairs.
The executive accelerated program is one of the biggest reasons I applied to Columbia.
Removing midodrine from the market would have been the first time the F.D.A. took such action under the accelerated program.
Last year, the college won a $890,000 grant from the federal government — not stimulus money — for its accelerated program.
We further find that the accelerated program alumni take less time after program completion to pass the exam.
"She applied for and was accepted into the school's University Scholars Program, which is an accelerated program for high school students at Francis Lewis," Ms. Feinberg said.
He attended Riverdale Country School, Bronx, and the Hotchkiss School, Lakeville, Connecticut before graduating from the Princeton University School of Engineering on an accelerated program in 1942.
The self-described "greaser" entered an accelerated program and graduated from high school a year early, with grades in the 90's.
Dean entered Einstein in the fall of 1975, in an accelerated program that allowed him to complete his course work in three years, rather than the standard four.
Karl has since transferred to a first-grade class at a public school in Brooklyn, where he was immediately promoted to its accelerated program.
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