The phrase "acceleration of efforts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the increase or intensification of actions or initiatives towards a specific goal or objective.
Example: "In response to the urgent need for climate action, the organization announced an acceleration of efforts to reduce carbon emissions."
Alternatives: "intensification of efforts" or "boosting of efforts".
However, the United States does not have much leverage and is counting on a new attitude and a huge acceleration of efforts from a weak government.
He thought the near brush with catastrophe would bring about an acceleration of efforts within the Treasury and the Fed to put safety controls on the use of credit default swaps.
The delegates' plan to convene a national conference sooner than planned was pressed by the United States from behind the scenes in what the officials described as a marked acceleration of efforts to forge a new Iraqi government.
It said the government's recently announced acceleration of efforts to restructure the cajas was likely to strengthen the country's banking industry, but there remained "a meaningful risk" that the eventual cost of recapitalisation would be higher.
So, scientists will argue, as they've done in the 2007 report prepared for the UN Commission on Sustainable Development, we need "an immediate and major acceleration of efforts on two fronts: mitigation and adaptation measures.
Persistent gaps in TB care and prevention, as well as in investments for implementation and research, are such that, without an acceleration of efforts it will not be possible to succeed.
A 5% target would "require implausibly rapid acceleration of effort beyond 2020", the authority says.
It is now time for an unprecedented acceleration of effort to achieve the goals.
The proposed transfers would represent a major acceleration of Pentagon efforts that have transferred 65 prisoners from Guantánamo to foreign countries.
Hence, even if Americans were concerned only about themselves, there are compelling reasons for the United States to promote an acceleration of international efforts to limit the risks of future climate change.
The White House announced on Thursday that President Barack Obama had called for resettling "at least 10,000" Syrian refugees in the United States in the next fiscal year, in what would be an exponential acceleration of US efforts so far to welcome the refugees.
