The phrase "accelerated character" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing a character that develops or changes quickly, often in literature, film, or gaming.
Example: "The accelerated character arc of the protagonist kept the audience engaged throughout the story."
Alternatives: "rapidly evolving character" or "fast-paced character development".
The virtual character was visualised and animated in XVR by using a hardware accelerated library for character animation (HALCA) [11].
With spareness and unremitting cruelty, Aronofsky shows his characters' accelerated slide to destruction.
In some cases, the decline of the native plant species instead accelerated, and the fundamental character of the flora within the plots began to change, with woody plants encroaching on the formerly open, grassy areas.
Some of Le Mépris is set in a villa in Capri and it is here that the Bardot character accelerates the contempt she feels for her writer husband, who is using her physical beauty as bait to get himself a job.
The character accelerates with downhill sections and can launch into the air to perform tricks and earn a higher score.
The Terror was not just a consequence of Stalin's monstrosity but it was certainly formed, expanded and accelerated by his uniquely overpowering character, reflecting his malice and vindictiveness.
All analyses were conducted with PAUP* [ 18], version 4 beta 8, with heuristic MP searches based on 1000 random addition of cell lineages, with tree bisection-reconnection (TBR) branch swapping, and accelerated transformation (ACCTRAN) optimization of character-states.
Of these characters, nine are congruently optimized as afrotherian synapomorphies regardless of how transformations are optimized (accelerated or delayed) or how multistate characters are treated (ordered and scaled or unordered).
The burgeoning EST and sequencing projects being conducted across genomes make such character information available at an accelerated and sustained pace.
Finally, we investigate whether the tyloid/antennal coiling character system shows signs of accelerated or of constrained evolution on the phylogeny.
