The phrase "a hastening" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an act of speeding up or accelerating a process or event.
Example: "The sudden changes in the market led to a hastening of the project timeline."
Alternatives: "an acceleration" or "a quickening".
Ultrasonic energy increased the rate of drug dissolution through a hastening in the value of t1/2 from 236, to 151 and 88.5 min for plain drug, F5 and F5 with 0.025% Soluplus® respectively.
Few women will sit in boardrooms in their lifetime, and adding a few "golden skirts" in places of high responsibility doesn't translate straight to a hastening improvement in women's rights and quality of life.
Mr. Gates also said there were increasing signs that Colonel Qaddafi's grip on power was faltering, a view encouraged by a hastening roll call of high-level defectors, the weakening of the Qaddafi forces by the airstrikes, food and fuel shortages in Qaddafi-held cities, and scattered signs that Qaddafi opponents are becoming increasingly restive in some districts of Tripoli.
In the days since the explosive allegations of sexual harassment and assault against Harvey Weinstein began to come out — first in the New York Times, then in Ronan Farrow's article on this Web site, then in a hastening stream of accounts from women both famous and not, telling of predation, coercion, and rape — few have spoken openly in the Hollywood mogul's defense.
So will catastrophists, or anyone else interested in what feels like a hastening pace of global disaster.
Thus we could neither attribute a hastening nor a postponement of death around birthdays.
In return, the newest immigrants get something priceless: instant camaraderie and a hastened introduction to the good life.
Jull-Patterson advises, "It is important to recognize whether or not the patient's request for a hastened death is actually a plea for increased quality of life.
The auditors also said a delisting would set off a hastened payment schedule for the $100 million in convertible notes the company borrowed in June.
However, this problem has been replaced by another: Is it harmful or beneficial to help a competent patient who has requested a hastened death?
Way better than paying for a hastened tour in and out.
