The phrase "accelerating turnaround" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the speed or efficiency of a process or change, particularly in business or project management.
Example: "The company is focusing on accelerating turnaround to improve its response time to market demands."
Alternatives: "speeding up recovery" or "quickening the process".
Deutsche Telekom continues to believe that its existing agreement with MetroPCS provides compelling value and is in the best interests of MetroPCS stockholders, especially in light of the accelerating turnaround at T-Mobile USA".
"I am very pleased with the continuing momentum in the U.S. Consumer Products business, the terrific results in Asia Pacific and the accelerating turnaround in Europe," Chief Executive Officer, William Johnson William Johnson said on Friday.
Investors have already bid Ford shares up in recent weeks in anticipation of an accelerated turnaround plan, so unless theres some surprising news, the announcement will likely disappoint.
Ford Motor on Friday provided a grim outlook for the next couple of years as it unveiled details of an accelerated turnaround strategy in the face of tough global competition and shifting consumer tastes.
Taken together, microfluidic-based technologies enable on-chip workflow, and could greatly accelerate the turnaround of metabolic engineering.
Mr Arnold said the input of the Spanish bank would provide the company with the "know-how" to accelerate the turnaround strategy he started about 18 months ago.
While the Nets accelerated their turnaround with the acquisition of point guard Jason Kidd, the Knicks need more than just a point guard.
The group behind Mr Kipling and Batchelors conceded it must accelerate its turnaround plans amid pressure from its second largest shareholder, Oasis Management.
Local union leaders at the Ford Motor Co. are scheduled to meet here Tuesday to discuss a possible expansion of the employee buyout program as well as other moves the company may take to accelerate its turnaround effort.
Last month Clarke told the City he had accelerated the turnaround plan for the Tesco with more store refurbishments in prospect and a £200m price cuts initiative focused on staple groceries.
"We realize the performance of this company is unacceptable to all of our stakeholders and that it is imperative that we take the right steps to accelerate our turnaround," James A. Marcum, the acting chief executive, said in a conference call with investors.
