"help expedite" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to speeding up a process. For example, "We are asking for extra resources to help expedite the completion of the project."
And more F.B.I. staff members to manage the database would also help expedite the process.
Instead, it's meant to help expedite the trustee's quick distribution to customers from the remaining money.
Ms. Lykos has been pushing for a new regional crime lab to help expedite the cases.
To help expedite the process of responding to CFS patients' questions.
Rental car rewards programs, in addition to helping you get car upgrades, can also help expedite your travel.
But Mr. Mangudadatu's victory, she hoped, will "help expedite the resolution of the murder cases" filed against the Ampatuans.
The products were a cream and a lozenge, which I was told could help expedite my rehabilitation.
But they have been sent to help expedite the Thai police investigation," he told AFP news agency.
Japan will also send disaster management experts to help expedite relief efforts and look at ways to reduce landslide risks, the Japanese embassy in Colombo said.
"In times of disaster, they take control and help expedite plans," said Dawn M. Shiley, communication manager for the International Association of Emergency Managers, a professional group.
Dr. Rigual-Lynch was part of a three-person team sent by the Immigration and Naturalization Service to help expedite the boy's return.
