The phrase "accelerated the use of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the promotion or increase in the adoption of a particular method, technology, or practice.
Example: "The new policy accelerated the use of renewable energy sources across the region."
Alternatives: "sped up the adoption of" or "boosted the utilization of".
The prestige of the Nobel Prize accelerated the use of lobotomies, including among famous hospitals in many countries.
Since Morsi's removal, the state has accelerated the use of lethal force to suppress demonstrations, killing some 1,000 people in a single day in August 2013.
PAUL GOLDBERGER: It's fascinating to think of 9/11 as having accelerated the use of enormous, 100+-story skyscrapers, but I don't think that's the case.
Then, responding to some shouts, he began leading the crowd in the chant of "Lock her up!"—a moment that greatly accelerated the use of that slogan by the Trump campaign.
New apartment and office developments in Japan flaunt their seismic resistance as a marketing technique, a fact that has accelerated the use of the latest technologies, said Ronald O. Hamburger, a structural engineer in the civil engineering society and Simpson Gumpertz & Heger, a San Francisco engineering firm.
The rapid growth in the number of Internet users has accelerated the use of high-speed Internet access services, including broadband multimedia services.
President Bush's energy plan offers a wide range of steps to accelerate the use of nuclear power.
Still, creating effective programs to accelerate the use of health information to improve care will be difficult.
Google has also taken steps to simplify and hopefully accelerate the use of near-field communication (NFC) for payments.
"One of the effects of the Snowden disclosures has been to accelerate the use of default encryption by the internet companies … which was coming anyway".
As part of the stimulus package, $20 billion will be pumped into the health care system to accelerate the use of electronic health records.
