The phrase "accelerates formation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to describe a process that speeds up the creation or development of something.
Example: "The new policy accelerates formation of innovative solutions within the organization."
Alternatives: "speeds up the development of" or "enhances the creation of".
Cyclic voltammograms of possible intermediates like formaldehyde, sodium formate and ex-situ FTIR, chromatographic (HPLC) studies of reaction products reveal that Ni accelerates formation of carbonate rather than formate elucidating the plausible mechanism of the reaction.
Upon discharging, RuO2 obviously accelerates formation of soluble LiO2 intermediates and acts as preferential sites of Li2O2 precipitation.
The film fabricated in the NaCl-containing electrolyte are much thinner than those prepared in the HCl-containing electrolyte under similar experimental conditions, implying proper amount of H+ in the electrolyte accelerates formation of the nanopores.
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Moreover, smoking, a typical aggravating factor of skin aging, accelerates formation of AGEs and increases their deposition in various tissues including skin., Another important environmental factor for aging is diet.
Scharf, Michael P. (2010) "Seizing the Grotian Moment: Accelerated Formation of Customary International Law in Times of Fundamental Change," Cornell International Law Journal: Vol. 43 : No. 3, Article 1.
FTIR and XRD results further reveal an accelerated formation of crystalline C-S-H (jennite and tobermorite) with SNPs.
Whether these effects are due to accelerated formation of perineuronal nets or differences in its molecular composition in vitro is not clear and outside the scope of this study.
The new strategy is based on a combination of grain refinement down to ultra-fine scale with accelerated formation of nanosized precipitates during severe plastic deformation.
The new strategy is based on a combination strong interfacial bonding and with accelerated formation of a reasonable residual stress and enhanced grain-interlocking among particles during fatigue.
However, precipitation of the S phase is suppressed during ageing and the silver addition promotes accelerated formation of a finer dispersion of smaller equi-axed Z phase precipitates.
