The phrase "accelerating the uptake of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of increasing the adoption or acceptance of something, such as a technology, idea, or practice.
Example: "The new marketing strategy is focused on accelerating the uptake of renewable energy solutions among consumers."
Alternatives: "speeding up the adoption of" or "enhancing the acceptance of".
So have these or other ocean cycles been accelerating the uptake of heat by the oceans?
One of the primary factors accelerating the uptake of home solar overall is savings relative to conventional utility bills.
"Managing retention while accelerating the uptake of new customers is a tough balancing act, and will only get tougher without these kinds of integrations in place," he said.
"Managing retention while accelerating the uptake of new customers is a tough balancing act, and will only get tougher without these kinds of integrations in place," he said.
Thus, PPAR-γ in adipose tissues could enhance the expression of lipid scavenger CD36, there by accelerating the uptake of lipids by VAT Tregs.
Concerns can be diminished if subsequent studies are undertaken by independent organisations Accelerating the uptake of new drugs in practice, i.e. including patients in registry studies or provisional reimbursement schemes may accelerate their uptake in practice.
Just as it accelerated the uptake of open access publishing in the UK over recent years, the trust now wants to campaign for wider changes in the way science works.
In the 10-page letter, the company predicted in 2013 that a mass industry flight would result if laws to regulate tar sands, cut power plant pollution and accelerate the uptake of renewable energy were passed, because of the extra costs and red tape they allegedly entailed.
Based on a national opinion poll of 1,412 people undertaken between February and March 2016, the study also found 63% of respondents would be more likely to support a party that aims to transition to 100% renewable energy by 2030 and that 45% would be more likely to support a party that attempts to accelerate the uptake of electric vehicles.
UK government has recently introduced laws and policies that are designed to accelerate the uptake of renewable heating technologies by domestic consumers rather than relying solely on market forces.
