The phrase "allow for accelerated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the facilitation or enabling of a faster process or development in various contexts, such as business, technology, or education.
Example: "The new policy will allow for accelerated growth in the company's market share."
Alternatives: "enable faster" or "facilitate rapid".
On Thursday, Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld and his deputy, Paul D. Wolfowitz, along with Secretary of State Colin L. Powell, all made public comments on the administration's plans to step up its dialogue with Moscow -- particularly on how the ABM treaty might be modified to allow for accelerated tests of a defense system that Mr. Wolfowitz described in testimony before Congress.
In such cases biodegradable nanoparticles would be of advantage that release the radionuclides individually and would allow for accelerated excretion by additionally applying metal scavengers and diuretics (Jaggi et al., 2005) possibly supported by other measures to protect critical organs (cf. de Kruiff et al., 2015).
He estimates that models using linear rates of increase based on past sea level changes would forecast 0.2 meters of sea level rise along the North Carolina coast by 2100; in contrast, models that allow for accelerated rates would forecast a 1-meter rise.
Furthermore, they will allow for accelerated development of an irradiated sporozoite vaccine.
Dogs experience neoplasias to the same extent as humans despite their relatively shorter life span which may allow for accelerated investigations of environmental influences in the disease aetiology.
The high neutron flux allows for accelerated testing of the SER phenomenon.
High-throughput methodologies can rapidly provide a global picture of the processes within cells at multiple levels, allowing for accelerated discoveries in health and disease.
We demonstrate a linear time mapping between these solutions that allows for accelerated computation of the solution of the fractional order problem.
Goldberg was an early pioneer in remote control of robots and with the advent of cloud computing, Goldberg and other roboticists are exploring the possibilities of cloud robotics and how individual robots connected to a cloud can collect information and share processing power, allowing for accelerated robot learning.
The primary reason for the decline in corporate tax payments was changes in the law allowing for accelerated depreciation of investments.
Andrew N. Liveris Andrew N. Liveris, Dow's chief executive, described the acquisition as "game-changing," allowing for accelerated growth and a strong position in the specialty chemical and advanced materials sector.
