The phrase "accelerate slowly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to describe a gradual increase in speed, such as in driving or machinery operation.
Example: "When driving in slippery conditions, it's important to accelerate slowly to maintain control of the vehicle."
Alternatives: "increase speed gradually" or "speed up gently."
Instead, accelerate slowly and coast down to the light -- saving on kinetic energy.
To get the best results, he recalled, he had to train himself to accelerate slowly and hold down the speed.
Under this "codon ramp" hypothesis, ribosomes wait on the on-ramp, then accelerate slowly along the mRNA highway, allowing the cell to make proteins at a deliberate speed.
Economists expect growth to accelerate slowly from around 4% this year, ensuring steadily rising living standards.The country has also withstood political risks rather well.
But when he is dinged up – or hasn't got enough training in – he tends to react poorly, accelerate slowly, rush his transition because he is behind, and tighten up".
Stop the Indy 500 starts and accelerate slowly.
In the nonrelativistic cases of Fig. 2a d, it is seen that electrons are accelerated slowly by the electric field, but the acceleration pace is very slow compared with the relativistic cases of Fig. 1a and c.
Simple eco-driving maneuvers include accelerating slowly, avoiding sudden braking, keeping tires properly inflated, and maintaining a steady speed.
Laurie Oravec, a spokeswoman for Fisher-Price, says her company's toy scooter, the Power Wheels Lightning Powered Action Cycle, would be safe for children because it accelerated slowly.
Lachlan Andrew, a Caltech researcher who studies the algorithms behind Aria, compares this to a driver who accelerates slowly up to the speed limit, then slams on the brakes.
A solar sail, which is a massive reflector pushed along by the pressure of sunlight, also accelerates slowly but steadily; Gilster believes that either method could attain a velocity of roughly sixty-two miles per second.
