The phrase "accelerated the need for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing situations or events that have increased the urgency or demand for something.
Example: "The recent economic downturn accelerated the need for innovative solutions in the industry."
Alternatives: "increased the demand for" or "heightened the necessity for".
In recent years, the development of genetically engineered recombinant VLPs has accelerated the need for new, improved downstream processes.
Emerging demands on heat-durable electronics have accelerated the need for high temperature supercapacitors as well as for understanding the influence of elevated temperatures on the capacitive behavior.
The growing demand on flexible all-solid-state supercapacitors has accelerated the need for fundamental understanding of their response to extreme thermal environment.
Mr. Ford said yesterday that the events of Sept. 11 had worsened an already bleak outlook for the auto industry and accelerated the need for change at the top of Ford, which has been struggling to devise a turnaround plan.
"Rapid developments in the areas of tissue engineering, cellular therapeutics, in vitro fertilization, and transfusion medicine have accelerated the need for cost-effective preservation methods to enable a ready supply of biological materials.
But with donor hearts in very short supply, and with improved drugs and other therapies allowing more people to live longer with chronic heart failure, the disparity between demand and supply has accelerated the need for researchers to come up with safe and effective mechanical heart replacements.
The liberalization of different markets which are liable to legal metrology accelerates the need for transferring measuring data over open networks.
The fields of tissue engineering, cellular therapeutics, and transfusion medicine have matured considerably over the past decade, thus accelerating the need for cost-effective preservation methods to enable the ready supply of biological therapeutics.
