The phrase "accelerated approach" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a method or strategy that is designed to speed up a process or achieve results more quickly.
Example: "Our team has developed an accelerated approach to project management that allows us to meet tight deadlines without compromising quality."
Alternatives: "fast-tracked method" or "expedited strategy".
The desire for an accelerated approach to cancer has antecedents in the AIDS activism of the nineteen-eighties.
That may sound unassailable but a cadre of developmental psychologists and educators, including members of the Head Start establishment, contends that the president's accelerated approach could be harmful.
These results provide evidence for an accelerated approach of thin films to the densified equilibrium state.
Expected benefits from new technology include more efficient patient selection for clinical trials, more cost-effective treatment pathways for patients and health services and a more profitable accelerated approach for drug developers.
Self-publishing offers more control, an accelerated approach to the market, and a much greater share of the profits.
The accelerated approach resulted in a further increment in antitumour activity (Citron et al, 2003).
The software-based data processing is typically slow which leads to a need for hardware accelerated approaches.
The success of accelerated approaches to POC depends on a full understanding of the SSC of drugs in relation to solubility and stability.
The synergy of the two accelerated approaches improves the computational procedure by an average factor of over 42%, and over 12% in comparison with the original and the recently modified methods, respectively.
We applied the accelerating approach of T. Kanungo et al. [32] to our high dimensional behavioural feature data.
These accelerating approaches of PBMC are demonstrated in a physically realistic Brownian coagulation case.
