The phrase "accelerate fast" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to describe the action of increasing speed quickly, such as in driving or performance scenarios.
Example: "The car was able to accelerate fast, reaching 60 mph in just a few seconds."
Alternatives: "speed up quickly" or "increase speed rapidly."
Driverless cars would drive with efficiency unmatched by humans, who have pesky tendencies to accelerate fast, brake hard, lose concentration and be distracted by the children.
Now, according to the Met Office, all the signs are that the period of slower rises in air temperatures is over and the rate of global warming will accelerate fast in coming years.
In order to accelerate fast multipole boundary element method (FMBEM), in terms of the intrinsic parallelism of boundary elements and the FMBEM tree structure, a series of CUDA based GPU parallel algorithms for different parts of FMBEM with level-skip M2L for 3D elasticity are presented.
They are fully aware of the obstacles and are mindful of the critical question: Will the rise in consciousness of the interspiritual age accelerate fast enough to beat the rising seas and other forces that threaten the viability of the planet and human existence?
As the system falls, upper masses sometimes accelerate faster than gravitational acceleration, and collisions may occur between adjacent masses.
Aren't smaller players going to accelerate faster than bigger men to produce the same impact?
They have higher torque at low revs which makes them accelerate faster.
"You accelerate faster because there's less drag with low downforce," Hamilton added.
The vehicles accelerate faster, too, and drivers say they handle almost as well on paved roads as wheeled vehicles do.
But instead, they have chosen pep and size, responding to consumers' preferences by putting that technology into making heavier vehicles accelerate faster.
Toyota says the second-generation Prius will accelerate faster and be more economical, with fuel economy of about 55 miles per gallon.
