The phrase "accelerating its efforts" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the increase in intensity or speed of actions taken towards a goal or objective.
Example: "The organization is accelerating its efforts to combat climate change by implementing new policies and initiatives."
Alternatives: "intensifying its efforts" or "speeding up its efforts."
But it has committed to accelerating its efforts in order to meet its new 2030 deadline.
While Uber hasn't been speaking much about its autonomous program lately, given everything else that's going on at the company lately, it seems to have quietly been accelerating its efforts.
Faced with one of the biggest challenges in its 43-year history, Intel is accelerating its efforts to produce chips for the mobile phones, tablets, netbooks and ultra-thin laptops.
The Bush administration, Mr. Light said, is accelerating its efforts along the same lines at a time when national security needs are leading to an expansion of government despite conservative efforts to push in the opposite direction.
In the conference call, Mr. Tchuruk sought to project an image of Alcatel's dusting itself off after the failed talks and accelerating its efforts to succeed without significant mergers or acquisitions.
This would leave BHP free to concentrate on its far more profitable businesses of mining iron ore, copper, coal and drilling for oil as well as accelerating its efforts to become a global leader in mining potash.Spending the cash on giant mines that generate returns looks like a sensible move.
The overture from China came as North Korean officials told the United States that they had begun producing enough plutonium to make a half-dozen atomic bombs, raising the possibility that the reclusive Communist government in North Korea is accelerating its effort to become a nuclear power.
Vogt said that access to GM's considerable resources has helped it accelerate its efforts.
There is so much interest in the technology that the furniture industry may accelerate its efforts to apply it on a more ambitious basis, perhaps in time for the fair next year.
Whether it's Google going on a hiring spree as it attempts to accelerate its efforts or General Motors acquiring Cruise, a driverless-car startup, the subject consistently finds a place in any given news cycle.
