The phrase "and accelerates the development" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something is speeding up or enhancing the process of development.
Example: "The new software not only improves efficiency but also accelerates the development of new features."
Alternatives: "and speeds up the progress" or "and hastens the advancement".
A competition in Minnesota that supports and accelerates the development of business ideas from across the state opens for entries.
The regulatory council, Mr. De Gucht stressed, should be part of a trans-Atlantic effort that "promotes greater compatibility of our regimes and accelerates the development of global approaches".
Overuse of antibiotics is common and accelerates the development of drug resistance and hospital-acquired infections.
Heterozygous disruption of beclin1 increases the frequency of spontaneous malignancies and accelerates the development of virus-induced premalignant lesions [ 50].
These data conclusively demonstrate that gemcitabine inhibits reovirus-driven accumulation of cancer-associated MDSCs and accelerates the development of beneficial anti-tumour immune responses.
The augmentation of central pulse pressure may also directly influence arterial remodeling and accelerates the development of stenosis and plaques in cerebral arteries.
There is an utmost need to develop potential biomarkers, which might essentially improve the diagnosis and accelerate the development of new vaccines.
In both the US and the EU, new regulation has hastened the phasing out of fossil fuels and accelerated the development of renewables.
G.M. hopes to counter the drop in S.U.V. and truck sales by increasing car production and accelerating the development of more fuel-efficient models.
"Half the place is devoted to finding the basis of disease and half is devoted to trying to transform and accelerate the development of therapeutics," Dr. Lander said.
In any event, he forcibly transplanted a great number of Korean potters to Japan, which heralded the demise of punchong in Korea, stimulated Japanese stoneware and kiln construction and accelerated the development of porcelain.
