The phrase "can help accelerate" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means that something has the potential to speed up or make something happen faster. Example: "Eating a healthy diet and exercising regularly can help accelerate weight loss."
This bill can help accelerate America's still-deferred economic recovery.
International collaboration can help accelerate cost-effective climate action in cities.
And making critical investments in science, technology and innovation can help accelerate them.
On a more macro scale, the web can help accelerate the pace of development in RDEs.
But scientists believe that certain cognitive exercises can help accelerate the path to self-possession and control, what researchers are calling executive function.
Drink little and often. 2 Get into tights afterwards Research in the Journal of Sports Science and Medicine last year confirmed that they can help accelerate recovery, by aiding venous return and cell repair.
This is assumed to be because proficient participants can utilize their brain resources besides bottom-up processing for higher language processing to comprehend the content, which can also help accelerate the processing speed once succeeding in automatizing the lower language processing.
In turn, the U.S. willingness to accept more refugees can also help accelerate resettlement efforts by other Western countries.
Stephanie Pfeifer, chief executive of IIGCC, a European network of Institutional Investors with €13tn (£8.61tn) in assets, said: "Access to high-quality information can only help accelerate the reallocation of capital by investors in ways that will accelerate the low carbon transition.
"Digital textbooks are a small, new niche market and a partner like Pearson can only help accelerate that market and that is important, but it is incremental," Mr. Wahlstrom said.
And increasing the pool of research-qualified physicians can only help accelerate advances in disease diagnosis and treatment.
