The phrase "a faster growth of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the rate at which something increases or develops, particularly in contexts like economics, biology, or technology.
Example: "The company reported a faster growth of its revenue compared to last year."
Alternatives: "an accelerated increase in" or "a more rapid expansion of".
The electrically induced boron migration in the sample by DCF leads a faster growth of boriding case at the sample's side facing the anode.
Under potentiostatic conditions, higher potentials, higher counterion (perchlorate) concentrations and higher monomer concentrations all caused a faster growth of polymer, and the aqueous perchlorate ions appeared the most sensitive factor for the reaction currents.
Higher CNTs areal density (μg/mm2 CNTs) caused a faster radial growth of PEDOT at the CNTs network, namely a faster growth of "apparent area" of the composite film.
In addition, a faster growth of electric vehicles sales can be seen in the following years.
The plants growing on soil treated with inorganic fertiliser NPK (T1) easily absorbed the soluble nutrients which paved way for a faster growth of plants at an early stage.
A faster growth of A relative to C is in accordance with archaeozoological data: the genotyping of fossil goats showed that about 7000 years ago A and C were equally represented in Southern France [34] while A is strongly dominant in Southern Europe now.
This was subject to a fast growth of urbanization during this period.
Actually the divergence of the term (e^{gammawidetilde{lambda }_{mathrm{max}}t}) implies a fast growth of the variance of the membrane potential, therefore the first-order approximation may not be good enough due to a possibly larger magnitude of the higher-order perturbative corrections.
Note that a fast growth of K 1 is costly due to convex adjustment costs.
In the past decade we have observed a fast growth of literature using gene expression profiles and DNA abnormality to predict cancer prognosis.
But once σ is increased above σ0 there is a fast growth of ⟨ Z⟩ T which culminates at σ1 which can be computed in the same way as before (eq. (8)).
