The phrase "accelerating construction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to speeding up the process of building or developing structures or projects.
Example: "The city is focusing on accelerating construction to meet the growing demand for housing."
Alternatives: "speeding up construction" or "expediting building".
As the regime in Beijing has built up its long-distance "blue water" navy it has become increasingly assertive, bolstering its claims with accelerating construction work, and shrugging off calls for a regional negotiation settlement on the Spratlys' future.
A precast hybrid fiber-reinforced concrete (HyFRC) tube, which contains a column's steel reinforcement, is proposed for accelerating construction and is to be filled with plain concrete at the construction site.
As foreign leaders, including Tony Blair, praised Mr Sharon for his "courage" in pulling out of Gaza last month, Israel was accelerating construction of the West Bank barrier, expropriating more land in the West Bank than it was surrendering in Gaza, and building thousands of new homes in Jewish settlements.
Netanyahu has demonstrated increasing disregard for international law and human rights — accelerating construction for thousands of settler housing units in the West Bank, allowing the forcible removal of Arab families from their homes in East Jerusalem and sanctioning violence against Palestinians in the occupied territories.
"To address this issue, we are accelerating construction of our Shanghai factory, which we expect to be a capital efficient and rapid buildout, using many lessons learned from the Model 3 ramp in North America".
Accelerating construction in a down economy, or so we're told, will mean lower labor, materials and borrowing costs.
The low supply, combined with rising demand for housing, could accelerate construction in coming months.
Developers are counting on the subsidies and have accelerated construction plans this year for solar parks.
That does not appear to reflect costs required to accelerate construction.
Paterson said that "biodiversity offsetting" could accelerate construction, providing jobs and easing the pressure on housing prices.
So the company decided to accelerate construction on a long-planned addition to an existing gas plant.
