The phrase "accelerated the evolution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing processes or changes that have sped up the development or progression of something, such as technology, ideas, or species.
Example: "The introduction of new technologies has accelerated the evolution of communication methods in the modern world."
Alternatives: "sped up the development" or "hastened the progress".
Raichlen is investigating whether our ancestors' athleticism may have accelerated the evolution of their intelligence millions of years ago.
The shift from warm periods into Ice Ages and back again likely accelerated the evolution of modern man.
The GFC accelerated the evolution of financial technology start-ups – or FinTechs – which in the last five years have attracted over $80 billion of investment capital.
Increasing the reversed plasticity with the total strain amplitude accelerated the evolution of the TMLS and thus promoted cyclic softening.
The coupling agent accelerated the evolution of both factors: reduction of Mn and the consequent increase of XC, mainly during biodegradation in soil.
Over the last five years, these algorithms have accelerated the evolution of systems that can automatically recognize faces and objects, identify commands spoken into smartphones, and translate from one language to another.
Under the coupled conditions, high temperature accelerates the evolution of moisture damage, which leads to the acceleration of rutting failure.
The misuse and overprescription of antimicrobial drugs, including in farming, accelerates the evolution of drug-resistant strains.
Harvard Business School's disruptive innovation guru Clayton Christensen uses crowdsourcing to accelerate the evolution of his latest theory on corporate investment decisions.
In the division-of-labor game considered here, we showed that the occurrence of cooperation and cheating can contribute to and accelerate the evolution of complex traits.
But Mr. Pichai and the rest of the Google leadership hope it will accelerate the evolution of everything from smartphones and home appliances to internet services and robotics.
