The phrase "aimed to accelerate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an intention or goal to speed up a process or development.
Example: "The new policy was aimed to accelerate the implementation of renewable energy sources."
Alternatives: "intended to speed up" or "designed to hasten".
This had important implications for the design of genetic engineering strategies aimed to accelerate autolysis.
Functional traits may predict tree growth rates and survival in plantings aimed to accelerate natural succession in pastures.
These results could have implications for translational efforts in the design of strategies aimed to accelerate immune reconstitution after transplantation.
In the study, both Optim and Pursil 35 were exposed in laboratory tests to water and heating techniques aimed to accelerate aging of the materials.
This review offers a practical guide to the ingenious methods aimed to accelerate the exploration and reconstruction of free energy landscapes of complex systems.
The 2p-per-litre cut in ultra-low-sulphur petrol, in addition to the 1p cut already announced in the last budget, is aimed to accelerate its take-up by all motorists.
The Berkeley Graph Algorithm Platform (GAP) Project spans the entire stack, aiming to accelerate graph algorithms through software optimization and hardware acceleration.
We aim to accelerate the progress in both fundamental and applied studies of nervous system function.
The fund, a $20 million fundraising priority Faust announced in 2014, aims to accelerate the transition away from fossil fuels.
Enhanced-recovery pathways aim to accelerate postoperative recovery and facilitate early hospital discharge.
Rapid Response Teams aim to accelerate recognition and treatment of acutely unwell patients.
