Is expedite information an acceptable use of the verb?

"Expedite" is usually used as a verb meaning "to make something happen sooner or more quickly." While you can "expedite" a process or a task, it's not generally used to describe the act of providing information itself.

Here are some examples of how "expedite" is correctly used:

* "We need to expedite the delivery of the goods."

* "Can you expedite the approval process?"

* "The company is working to expedite its production schedule."

To describe the act of providing information quickly, you could use words like:

* Provide

* Furnish

* Deliver

* Disseminate

* Share

For example:

* "Please provide the information as soon as possible."

* "We will share the data with you immediately."

So, while "expedite" is not generally used with "information," it can be used in context where the information is part of a process that needs to be sped up.

For example:

* "We need to expedite the process of collecting and sharing this information."

In this case, "expedite" refers to the entire process of gathering and sharing the information, not the information itself.