The phrase "accelerated breeding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to agriculture, genetics, or animal husbandry where the process of breeding is being expedited for various purposes.
Example: "The researchers focused on accelerated breeding techniques to produce disease-resistant crop varieties more quickly."
Alternatives: "fast-tracked breeding" or "speedy breeding".
The chickens barely had room to move, and many died daily due to the conditions and their accelerated breeding.
"The three options with the highest acceptability were breeding native tolerant ash, using accelerated breeding to breed native tolerant ash, and cross-breeding of native ash with non-native ash.
Precision genetic engineering based on stable chromosomal insertion of exogenous DNA in the genomes of large mammals is immensely important for the development of improved biomedical models, pharmaceutical research and an accelerated breeding progress.
Kantor says this kind of accelerated breeding program could have significant benefit in the developing world such as Subsaharan Africa.
Based on years of investigations, the report alleged that monks and volunteers — including many foreigners — had been complicit in accelerated breeding of the animals, with more than 100 cubs and tigers simply going missing during the decade it has been in operation.
Depending on ecological and economic constraints, accelerated breeding approaches could be applied to ornamental trait development in native plants.
This requires enormous amounts of labor and land resources, although fast track breeding techniques4 and molecular marker-assisted selection5 may accelerate breeding and selection processes.
Understanding the mechanisms responsible for genotypic variation in Cd accumulation in grain will accelerate breeding efforts [ 7, 8].
This requires enormous amounts of labor and land resources, although fast track breeding techniques and molecular marker-assisted selection may accelerate breeding and selection processes.
The production of haploid plants and homozygous double-haploids of crop species accelerates breeding programs, improves selection efficiency, and facilitates genetic analysis (Sharma et al. 2002).
In vitro somatic embryogenesis (SE) of cacao is a propagation system useful for rapid mass-multiplication to accelerate breeding programs and to provide plants directly to farmers.
