The phrase "accelerated destruction of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing rapid deterioration or damage to something, often in environmental, technological, or societal discussions.
Example: "The accelerated destruction of the rainforest is a pressing concern for environmentalists worldwide."
Alternatives: "rapid degradation of" or "swift annihilation of".
Hemorrhage or accelerated destruction of red cells leads to enhanced marrow activity.
As a result of the detailed studies which were carried out, several technological and design reasons for accelerated destruction of the costly machine part have been identified.
On April 29th, the President of Kenya, Uhuru Kenyatta, addressed the inaugural meeting of the Giants Club Summit, a conference held near Mount Kenya that is devoted to combatting the accelerated destruction of Africa's elephants.
This paradoxical result – the antibodies might have been expected to cause the accelerated destruction of the kidneys – was evidently brought about by antibodies induced after multiple immunisations of the antibody donors – the "enhancing" antibodies.
NASA researchers say the accelerated destruction of Borneo's forests contributed to the largest single-year global increase in carbon emissions in two millenniums, an explosion that transformed Indonesia into the world's fourth-largest source of such emissions.
Over at The Hague, the OPCW was due to convene last night to approve an agreement to clear the way for the inspection and accelerated destruction of Syria's chemical arsenal.
TOULOUSE, France Francece's labor market is under pressure from multiple forces, including the accelerating destruction of jobs and fragile public finances.
But the only way to give these elected officials more backbone is to ensure that they hear more from their constituents who are deeply and rightly concerned that they are not doing anything to stop this accelerating destruction of the global climate balance".
In some coral reef ecosystems, such as in the Western Atlantic, disease outbreaks have appeared as one of the primary causes of the accelerating destruction of the reefs [1] [2], [12] [14].
Previously, the SEARCH study reported limited evidence for the accelerator hypothesis (34), which postulates that obesity-mediated insulin resistance contributes to the development of type 1 diabetes by accelerating destruction of pancreatic β-cells (35).
Hotspots for sites of outstanding biodiversity in danger of accelerated destruction seldom coincide across taxa [17], [18], [13].
