The phrase "accelerated activities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe actions or tasks that are being carried out at an increased speed or intensity.
Example: "The team engaged in accelerated activities to meet the tight deadline for the project."
Alternatives: "expedited tasks" or "hastened actions".
Ms. Rice's comments reflected a sense of growing urgency over Iran, in part because of what American and European diplomats say are indications that it has recently accelerated activities that the West says are a precursor to making weapons-grade nuclear fuel.
The impact is largely due to the implementation of accelerated activities to eliminate maternal and neonatal tetanus in several countries, and the result of an effective partnership between Ministries of Health, UNICEF, WHO, UNFPA and other partners.
Since 1991, TT vaccine has been routinely given to pregnant women throughout Viet Nam through its Expanded Programme on Immunization resulting in a high vaccination coverage rate; accelerated activities began in 1993.
The accelerated activity in Washington showed that members of Congress believed the election had amplified the imperative to strike a deal.
Jeffrey Lewis, director of the east Asia non-proliferation programme at the Middlebury Institute of International Studies in Monterey, agreed that the North Korean rhetoric was focused on the home audience rather than on Washington, but said it could still reflect accelerated activity at Yongbyon, eventually leading to the next nuclear test.
Negative number indicates reduced activity and positive number indicates accelerated activity.
The rationale is that accelerated activity would have the net effect of a more rapid exhaustion of energy stores.
When the incubation temperature reached 55°C, the rates of activity loss were significantly increased with and without the addition of 3.4 M NaCl, but the enzyme in the high salt solution denatured faster, showing that addition of salt accelerated activity loss.
Several additional lines of experimental evidence suggest that likely candidate retrotransposons with markedly accelerated activity may be found among HERVs, in particular, LTR7/HERVH family.
Having shown that the dynamic covalent chemistry enabled accelerated activity screening, we turned to investigating the behavior of the dynamic bifunctional catalyst C3 in more detail.
Several events of accelerated activity of rearrangements and domain emergence could be associated to the respective changes in stress adaptation and morphogenesis.
