The phrase "a slight acceleration from" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in scenarios to describe a minor increase in speed or movement, especially when talking about changes over time. Example: "We saw a slight acceleration from the company after switching to a new marketing strategy."
Inflation data also released on Thursday showed consumer prices rose 3.6 percent in September, a slight acceleration from the increase recorded in August.
But the more crucial core rate of inflation, which excludes food and energy, was up 0.2percentt, a slight acceleration from July, driven by increased costs for vehicles and prescription drugs.
Now home to 1.2 billion (up from just 477 million in 1980), Africa is projected by the United Nations Population Division to see a slight acceleration of annual population growth in the immediate future.
A slight acceleration of crack growth rate was identified after a single underload.
It also predicts that the Spanish economy grew by 0.5% in the April-June quarter, which would be a slight acceleration after 0.4% growth in the first quarter.
The slowdown in activity will help reduce those excess inventories; however, we only expect to see a slight acceleration in growth in the first quarter of this year.
On the whole, it's unlikely a slight acceleration in job growth or policy changes such as tax reform or deregulation explain vanishing white Republican economic anxiety.
Mr. Gerstein was always ready with a slight acceleration, a hairsbreadth rubato or a sudden, subtle shift of tone to keep you on your toes.
As for what might speed healing, Dr. Rosenwasser mentioned a study that indicates a slight acceleration of healing with ultrasonic stimulation in the treatment of wrist fractures.
(In the year to November, the economy added an average of 133,000 net jobs and 157,000 private-sector jobs per month, so this would represent a slight acceleration).
