The phrase "accelerated training" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a training program or process that is designed to be completed in a shorter time frame than usual, often to quickly enhance skills or knowledge.
Example: "The company implemented an accelerated training program to help new employees get up to speed more quickly."
Alternatives: "fast-tracked training" or "intensive training".
But the accelerated training has created its own problems.
We cannot choose between the accelerated training of Afghan security forces and deploying more American troops.
Mr. Levin, who promoted accelerated training of Afghan forces, then met alone with Mr. Obama to expand on his views.
The Iraqi leader wants an escalation in the daily US airstrikes against Isis, as well as additional surveillance gear, accelerated training for the Iraqi military and weapons.
Those who propose the accelerated training of Afghan military and police units as an alternative to increasing American troop commitments are offering a false choice.
General Assembly (Skills): Combines accelerated training with best practice youth development principles, strategic partnerships, and thought leadership in skills-based hiring.
It includes £2m to be spent on more rapid-response teams to fix faults more quickly, located close to known hotspots; £2.5m on accelerated train maintenance; £800,000 investment in extra signal supervisors; and £900,000 in measures to minimise the impact of bridge strikes.
White Paper on Primary Education and Pre-primary Services (1981) — First official document outlined the need to accelerate training and recommended at least 1 trained teacher (QKT or QAKT) per kindergarten by 1984.
The agency is now accelerating training and other procedures to be ready by mid-August.
The Americans would accelerate training of Afghan forces and provide support as they took the lead against the Taliban.
The two governments need to quickly develop a plan to accelerate training of the Afghan security forces.
