The phrase "apace of" is not a common expression in English
It is possible that it could be used in very specific contexts, but it is not a phrase that would be considered grammatically correct or commonly used. It is likely that the person meant to use the word "apace" alone, which means "swiftly" or "quickly." Example: The runner sprinted apace of his competitors, quickly overtaking them to win the race.
Li argued that democratization needed to keep apace of market reforms if China was to maintain stability.
Infrastructure management at the level of the municipality represents an advantage in terms of the exercise of democracy and responsiveness to citizens, but economic growth and the availability of resources will struggle to keep apace of the requirements of urban populations.
In recent years, though, real wages in most employment categories have been rising apace of economic growth.
In all four clusters, employment as per the ILO definition increased apace of labor force growth in every country but one, and in that one, labor force grew at the rate of 1% and employment at the rate of 0%.9.9
Rather than keeping apace of scientific advances, the U.S. system of education has fallen woefully behind.
Let's just hope that cosmetic surgery can keep apace of these new developments.
And at this point the Keynesians have overwhelmingly won the debate everywhere except where it matters – the intellectual basis for austerity economics has collapsed, but actual austerity continues apace on both sides of the Atlantic.
He added that the "pressure on current affairs grows apace – some of it a sign of our greater ambition, some caused by the issues that arise when the BBC undertakes controversial programming".
Reissues of crime classics of yesteryear continue apace, and one of the most welcome has been Laidlaw by William McIlvanney (Canongate).
Work is now progressing apace to complete restoration of the Mont Blanc tunnel, which was opened to traffic in 1965, and to introduce new safety features that will include enlarged refuge areas in the tunnel, improved warning systems and fewer trucks.
Upward growth of the salt continues apace with deposition of additional strata, and the salt mass tends to maintain its position at or near the surface.
