The phrase "accelerating programs" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing initiatives or efforts aimed at speeding up the development or implementation of certain programs.
Example: "The organization is focused on accelerating programs that promote sustainable energy solutions."
Alternatives: "fast-tracking initiatives" or "expediting projects".
"Where the big money is lost," he added, "is in starting programs and stopping, cutting the budget and then raising it, slowing and then accelerating programs, setting requirements and then revising them".
Mr. Thomases, whose role was created at the urging of the City Council speaker, Christine C. Quinn, drew praise from city officials and food policy experts for establishing or accelerating programs involving many agencies.
We know that the intelligence services of other countries – including some who feign surprise over the Snowden disclosures – are constantly probing our government and private sector networks, and accelerating programs to listen to our conversations, intercept our emails, or compromise our systems.
Most of the reduction, says the Air Resources Board, will be accomplished by accelerating programs already underway.
North Korea's accelerating program of missile tests has proven one of the Trump administration's biggest international headaches since coming to office.
Michael Slavkin, a professor at the University of Southern Indiana and an educational psychology researcher, does not recommend accelerated programs.
Drake offered accelerated programs to prepare low-income students for entry-level jobs in business or as medical assistants.
We find no significant difference between alumni from our traditional and accelerated programs in terms of attempting the CPA exam.
As a father of seven and a college instructor, I have observed that the educational benefits of accelerated programs are relatively short-lived.
College administrators said that the accelerated programs help to re-employ thousands of laid-off workers and can give entry-level job seekers the basic skills they need.
The most popular accelerated programs are in business, education and health care, because so many adults return to school to build their careers in these areas.
