The phrase "are expediting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of speeding up a process or making something happen more quickly.
Example: "We are expediting the delivery of your order to ensure it arrives on time."
Alternatives: "are accelerating" or "are hastening".
"We are expediting their response," he said.
Upcoming ubiquitous technologies are expediting the advent of many real-time applications.
High throughput screening tools are expediting cell culture studies with applications in drug discovery and tissue engineering.
In their efforts to be more user-friendly, parks are selling more-flexible tickets that allow guests to cross easily among related parks and are expediting wait lines.
These developments are especially critical considering that HPC systems continue to scale up in terms of nodes, cores, and accelerators, as well as software, infrastructure and tools, which in turn are expediting the move on the path toward Exascale (Reed and Dongarra, 2015; Geist and Lucas, 2009; Dongarra and Beckman, 2011; Dosanjh et al., 2014; Engelmann, 2014) [1 5].
Republicans are expediting their fundraising plans after learning that AARP, the influential seniors group that supported Bush's Medicare program but opposes his Social Security designs, will spend $5 million in the first two weeks of this month attacking the president's plan to allow younger workers to invest part of their Social Security contributions in the stock market.
And Mr. Cohen says health and fire licenses are expedited for his clients.
The bypass petitions are expedited, and five, including Jane Doe 1, have reached the court and found different results.
And it is expediting complaints so mistakes are corrected promptly to avoid refunds.
Iran is expediting whatever it can to bring this date forward to as early as January.
Back at the restaurant, Dotolo, in a camouflage hunting cap, was expediting orders from the kitchen.
