The phrase "accelerating processing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to improving the speed or efficiency of data processing or computational tasks.
Example: "The new software update focuses on accelerating processing to enhance user experience and reduce wait times."
Alternatives: "speeding up processing" or "enhancing processing speed".
At the same time, Iran told the I.A.E.A. last week that it plans to install more sophisticated centrifuges at its principal nuclear enrichment plant at Natanz, enabling it to greatly accelerate processing of uranium.
The United States can give vulnerable groups of Iraqis accelerated processing under the Refugee Crisis in Iraq Act, but currently does so only for Iraqis who assisted the United States mission, leaving behind thousands in need.
LONDON — Iran has told the United Nations nuclear supervisory body that it plans to install more sophisticated equipment at its principal nuclear enrichment plant, a diplomat said Thursday, enabling it to greatly accelerate processing of uranium in a move likely to worry the United States, Israel and the West.
Refugee advocates in Australia, meanwhile, have called on the government to accelerate processing of detainees' asylum claims.
This accelerated processing speed is possible because the proposed method replaces an iterative optimization by linear addition and multiplication operations.
Moreover, it is equipped with the C64x+ digital signal processor, which accelerates processing of signals coming from sensors.
The P line comes in configurations with your choice of Intel Core i3, i5, and i7 processors or an AMD A6-34000M accelerated processing unit.
When the architecture of DSP is fixed, an effective way to accelerate processing speed is to use or develop new processing methods such as parallel and distributed algorithms.
Therefore, it is feasible to build a computing platform based on the integration of heterogeneous devices and properly manage tasks to accelerate processing.
This issue covers a broad range of applications in which field programmable gate arrays (FPGAs) are successfully used to accelerate processing.
