The phrase "accelerated case" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a situation or process is expedited or handled more quickly than usual, often in legal or medical settings.
Example: "The court decided to prioritize the accelerated case due to its urgent nature."
Alternatives: "expedited case" or "fast-tracked case".
The salient features of embedded parameters in constant and variable accelerated cases are similar in qualitative sense.
The method is theoretically used to rotor and one degree of freedom oscillator models with numerical simulation; numerical results show that the maximum amplitude can be reduced by about 15 20% with phase modulation in comparison with the constantly accelerating case.
For example, if a syndromic surveillance system allowed follow-up of individual cases, it might accelerate case finding and investigation into the source of infection.
Without adequate support, chronic malnutrition leads to long term negative effects on a child's physical and mental health development and can accelerate case fatality among children suffering from common childhood illnesses, such as diarrhoea and pneumonia.
To accelerate cases, the board has increasingly allowed some involving lesser injuries to be decided by a claims examiner, instead of a judge.
We consider the accelerating cases only, λ > 0. Increasing the unsteadiness parameter greatly increases the skin friction but reduces both the heat and the mass transfer on the surface.
National home price gains accelerate, Case-Shiller shows.
Two different types of epidemic were identified: those with cases occurring at relatively regular intervals (flocks 3, 9, 17, 29 and 30); and those which had one or two cases over the course of a few years, after which the epidemic accelerated and cases were reported at more regular intervals (flocks 1, 10, 11, 18, 21, 22 and 24).
Comparative genomics can be accelerated in cases in which chromosomal affinities between species are known in advance, because it is possible to align syntenic blocks of DNA sequences across chromosomes, estimate genome coverage within nonmodel species, and rapidly locate loci of phenotypic significance.
