The phrase "accelerated cuts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing financial decisions, budget reductions, or any scenario where rapid reductions are being implemented.
Example: "The government announced accelerated cuts to the education budget in response to the economic crisis."
Alternatives: "rapid reductions" or "swift cuts".
Mr. Bush was essentially moving his position into line with Congressional Republicans, who had given up on their calls for accelerated cuts in the top brackets.
Though the accelerated cuts would allow people to keep more of their incomes in the short term, they might not prompt consumers and small-business owners to make many changes in their spending and hiring plans.
"The accelerated cuts mean we can no longer achieve the staffing reductions we have been forced into through natural turnover, which is why we are proposing a time-limited offer of voluntary severance and voluntary early retirement".
His state's legislature has lots of ideas for spending the extra money, including an accelerated cut in the income tax.
In contrast, there is no such asterisk on the accelerated cut in all tax rates, including the most controversial drop in the top rate, to 35percentt from 38.6percentt -- a windfall of scores of thousands of dollars annually for wealthy Americans.
Abe recently announced plans to accelerate cuts in corporate taxes.
This is likely to accelerate cuts in personal income taxes and reduce corporate dividend taxes paid by individual investors.
Anyone working in the child care or child protection field knows that over recent years accelerating cuts in funding for statutory services, as well as for third-sector organisations, have left both in a parlous state.
Coursera offers paid-for identity-verification services, which involve recording students' unique typing patterns.Online courses have provoked opposition from academics, who fear that they will accelerate cuts to university staffing.
Ford's next step, Altherr said, should be to accelerate cuts in employment and plants to reflect the cuts in production.
Of the $54 billion in accelerated tax cuts, every penny would go to the top 30percentt of taxpayers.
