The phrase "accelerated conversion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a process or change is happening more quickly than usual, often in business, technology, or finance.
Example: "The new software update has led to an accelerated conversion of data, improving efficiency across the board."
Alternatives: "speeded-up transformation" or "rapid transition".
On the other hand, an increase in Si/Al ratio of catalysts prepared by dealumination led to accelerated conversion of phenol to cyclohexane.
Gene expression analysis further showed decreased expression of PC biosynthetic genes choline kinase a and b, which further accelerated conversion of lysophosphatidylcholine to phosphatidylcholines through increasing the expression of lysophosphatidylcholine acyltransferase 3.
To further improve the caliber of the teacher pool in the preschool sector, MOE put in place an accelerated conversion diploma course in 2009 to attract and prepare mid-career entrants and fresh university graduates with the competencies and skills to teach kindergarten children.
Presence of fibrillar seeds otherwise results in an accelerated conversion into amyloid.
AtRA, by itself, accelerated conversion of naïve to mature cells but did not induce FOXP3 or suppressive activity.
In the setting of inflammation, accelerated conversion of androgens to estrogen metabolites via aromatase occurs in the peripheral tissues [ 53].
It should also accelerate conversion of its unneeded nuclear missile submarines into stealthy platforms for launching cruise missiles.
In the 9th century the ʿAbbāsid caliph al-Maʾmun (reigned 813 833) himself led an army from Iraq to put down a rebellion raised both by tribesmen and by Copts; repression of the Copts accompanying their defeat in 829 830 is usually cited as an important factor in accelerating conversion to Islam.
But after his death the accelerating conversion of Gentiles to a movement that began as Jewish Christianity became increasingly distanced from Judaism -- and a new religion was launched.
Second, the octapeptide sequence may be prone to self-association and cause multimerization of PrPC, a process that, even if not strictly required for generation of prions, could accelerate conversion to PrPSc.
The differential degradation (7∶1) for the BCP and control HP occurs for the Plg preactivation peptide (Table S2), which would accelerate conversion of Plg to Plm; while the proteolysis function domain Plm light chain remains unchanged.
