The phrase "accelerated by human activities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe processes or changes that are hastened or intensified due to actions taken by people.
Example: "The rate of climate change has been significantly accelerated by human activities, such as deforestation and fossil fuel consumption."
Alternatives: "driven by human actions" or "exacerbated by human involvement".
Graves added: "Ogilvy Public Relations, as part of WPP, believes that climate change is accelerated by human activities that produce increased greenhouse gases, and by activities that reduce the ability for the planet to absorb those greenhouse gases.
In many cases, the subsidence is accelerated by human activities, including the extraction of groundwater and construction of upriver dams, levees and channels, which cut off the renewing flow of silt.
This natural process can be accelerated by human activities creating soil loss that exceeds the soil formation rate in a given area.
However, they can be accelerated by human activities and therefore increase negative impacts on agricultural production as well as disturbing watershed management.
They can be accelerated by human activities and may badly affect agricultural production as well as watershed management and conservation of natural resources.
The rate of change is artificially accelerated by human activities.
Approximately, two-thirds of the landslides in this region were initiated or accelerated by human activity, mostly by the removal of slope toes at road cuts, suggesting that human activity is accelerating denudation in this region.
That such events are not being driven and accelerated by human activity -- including the burning of fossil fuels -- is, by most scientific accounts, complete nonsense.
This natural process has been greatly accelerated by human misuse of medicine.
Degradation of materials, although accelerated by human factors [1, 2], is unavoidable.
The UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change has cited a probability of at least 95% that accelerated warming of the planet has been triggered by human activities, led by atmospheric emissions of greenhouse gases from the burning of fossil fuels.
