The phrase "accelerating for the" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the act of increasing speed or progress towards a specific goal or event.
Example: "The team is accelerating for the upcoming project deadline to ensure everything is completed on time."
Alternatives: "speeding up for the" or "hastening towards the".
A recent burst of changes — a switch to an E15 blend of Sunoco racing gasoline in 2011 and then to fuel injection last year — seems to be accelerating for the 2013 season, with an entirely new specification for the racecars.
Clearly, growth is accelerating for the network.
Clearly, growth is accelerating for the company, in large part thanks to distribution partnerships it has struck with telecommunication companies all over the world.
Global sales of semiconductors powered ahead in November, accelerating for the fourth straight month to grow to $16.1 billion, a 25.7% increase compared with a year earlier, an industry group said on Monday.
Instinct kicked in and I accelerated for the stage win, but couldn't shift them.
"Once President Obama was elected, the pace accelerated for the socialist agenda," Mr. Benishek wrote.
Payments are set to begin next year, but will possibly be accelerated for the elderly and the sick.
On Broadway, plans have been accelerated for the revival of August Wilson's breakthrough drama "Ma Rainey's Black Bottom".
The EMC Corporation reported a 50percentt jump in earnings yesterday and predicted revenue would continue to accelerate for the rest of the year.
Inflation in Europe accelerated for the first time since last May, an estimate released today showed, making it more difficult for the European Central Bank to nudge economic growth by reducing interest rates.
In a conference call with analysts, LinkedIn's chief executive, Jeff Weiner, said that the subscriber growth rate had accelerated for the first time since 2011 as business professionals in developing countries like India and Brazil signed up.
