The phrase "accelerated by both" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing factors or elements that contribute to an increase in speed or progress, typically in a comparative context.
Example: "The project was accelerated by both technological advancements and increased funding."
Alternatives: "boosted by both" or "enhanced by both".
Sutural growth is accelerated by both tension and compression with appropriate parameters such as strain amplitude, rate, and dose [23].
The process of Prussian blue film formation is accelerated by both UVA, UVC and white light radiation.
It is also shown that the kinetics of ausferrite formation is accelerated by both increasing the deformation and introducing ferrite to the matrix.
Proton exchange is accelerated by both acid and base catalysis, with relaxation data used to estimate rate constants for acid, base and neutral mechanisms.
Therefore, we propose that the POKO model is a good model of renal disease accelerated by both effects of hyperglycaemia and lipid accumulation.
The process has been accelerated by both the recent economic growth in urban India and the economic stagnation of Western economies.
The surface diffusion rate over a rough surface can be accelerated by smoothing both the NA and HA glycoproteins, another reason for viral glycosidic balance [ 47].
The surface diffusion rate over a rough surface can be accelerated by smoothing both the NA and HA glycoproteins, another reason for viral glycosidic balance [ 20].
Our ideas about ourselves are constantly evolving, but the pace of the revisions lately has been accelerated by phenomenal advances in both neuroscience and sleep medicine, which is one of the youngest sciences.
The application of photocatalysis for water treatment and purification on an industrial scale can be accelerated by the development of both new photoreactor designs and mathematical models.
We have previously shown that chronic cerebral hypoperfusion increased the amount of filter-trap Aβ in the extracellular-enriched soluble brain fraction of mice overexpressing a mutant form of the human APP [ 22, 51]; in this mouse model exhibiting senile plaques, the neuronal loss and cognitive impairment that were both accelerated by hypoperfusion was explained by the disturbed Aβ metabolism.
