"accelerated decline" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe when something decreases, generally faster than it had before. For example: "The company experienced an accelerated decline in profits this quarter."
This decline had an early phase of acceleration followed by a second phase of accelerated decline.
The accelerated decline in pH after death can also occur in chicken and turkey.
Librarians laid blame for the accelerated decline of the sector firmly at the feet of central government.
However, we remain concerned that an accelerated decline in the group's predominantly print revenues could undermine required investment in digital.
It was a near mirror-image of Liverpool's accelerated decline under Thatcher and a shift, particularly among the youth, towards Militant and isolationist politics.
The accelerated decline in PC gaming led Future's gaming tiles, its biggest single portfolio, to a challenging quarter, the company said.
It was never in danger of losing the election, but were its vote to drop below 60% that might trigger an accelerated decline in its support.
From about the middle 20s to the 50s there is a slight decline in visual acuity, and there is a somewhat accelerated decline thereafter.
"If you want France to join Southern Europe in its accelerated decline, you know what you have to do," is their argument.
Much of that accelerated decline resulted from the rise in recent years of so-called purse-seining operations, industrial fisheries that can capture entire schools of tuna.
Patients with COPD experience lower airway and systemic inflammation, and an accelerated decline in FEV1.
