The phrase "accelerating the migration of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of speeding up the movement or transition of something, such as data, people, or systems from one place to another.
Example: "The new policies are focused on accelerating the migration of cloud services to improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "speeding up the transition of" or "hastening the movement of".
We report that environmental enrichment of the mother during pregnancy affects the structural maturation of the retina, accelerating the migration of neural progenitors and the dynamics of natural cell death.
We found that maternal enrichment influences the anatomical and molecular development of the retina, accelerating the migration of neuronal progenitors and causing a marked increase in the rate of naturally occurring cell death, an essential developmental event until now considered to be programmed only by intrinsic signals, independently of experience.
They warn that among other pernicious effects, it is likely to accelerate the migration of teachers to urban districts out of struggling communities from Maine to Alaska.
But watering down the product hurts staff morale, he said, and if taken too far, "could accelerate the migration of readers to the Web or other sources of news".
The recent wave of bank and insurance collapses will only serve to accelerate the migration of business process and personnel management to cloud solutions.
In order to reduce the experimental time, we propose an electrical field as driving force to accelerate the migration of ionic species.
The heterojunction expanded the optical absorption range of the TNTAs, accelerated the migration of carriers, and suppressed the recombination of photogenerated electron hole pairs via an efficient band alignment between TiO2 and g-C3N4.
Thus, it has been established that the significant enhancement in photocurrent can be attributed to the construction of the g-C3N4/TNTAs heterojunction, which accelerates the migration of carriers and significantly suppresses the recombination of photogenerated electron hole carriers.
