The phrase "accelerating to the maximum" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to speed, performance, or progress, often in technical or metaphorical discussions.
Example: "The car was accelerating to the maximum speed allowed on the track, pushing its limits."
Alternatives: "speeding up to the peak" or "gaining maximum velocity".
Mr. Ghanim said his country would like to "accelerate to the maximum" the dismantling of its nuclear, chemical and biological weapons programs so that President Bush would be able to tell Congress in the next few months that the Libyan leader, Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi, had fully and transparently destroyed or surrendered all his illicit weapons.
The extracted ions (without mass selection) are accelerated to the maximum energy of 30 keV.
Thus, the effect of ac (i.e., the minimum size of grain size accelerated to the maximum velocity) is more important than the detailed functional form of v(a) at a < ac.
The system accelerates to the maximum speed in approximately 1 second and drives at maximum speed for about 1 sec before it decelerates in 0.5 sec to a stop again.
Of course, considerable time and power would be required to accelerate to the extremely high maximum range speed, but even with those considerations, the range to external lift under an aerobic burst would likely exceed 1.5 km.
But when the pilot tried to cut power a few seconds later, as the airplane touched down, the engines began accelerating to maximum power.
The linear actuator accelerates to its maximum speed at around 7 s and then decelerates to settle down completely when reaching its desired height.
A source of negative ion by cesium sputtering (SNICS) can produce various negative ions from solid targets, such as B−, C−, Si−, P−, Fe−, Cu−, and Au−[16, 17], which can be implanted into the substrates after being accelerated up to the maximum 30 keV depending on the accelerator field.
He intended to accelerate construction to the maximum capacity of the shipyards.
The ball accelerated to maximum speed, then moved with constant speed, then decelerated, and finally rolled in the opposite direction.
