The phrase "accelerated diffusion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to science, technology, or social phenomena where the speed of spreading or distribution is being discussed.
Example: "The accelerated diffusion of information through social media has transformed how news is shared globally."
Alternatives: "rapid dissemination" or "speedy spread".
Such insights are important to support the accelerated diffusion of distributed PV systems.
Kester, J., Noel, L., Zarazua de Rubens, G. & Sovacool, B. K. Promoting vehicle to grid (V2G) in the Nordic region: Expert advice on policy mechanisms for accelerated diffusion.
The chloride ion penetration is determined under accelerated diffusion test condition with 12 V (Norwegian method).
Consequently, to the extent that accelerated diffusion of new products is (on net) desirable, our findings may provide a further argument toward social promotion of Internet adoption.
This showed that the chemical thickness of the interfaces and the accelerated diffusion in the intermetallic phase probably play key roles in the earliest stages of growth.
Based on accelerated diffusion of UHMWPE chains at high temperatures, our hypothesis was that high temperature melting could minimize the structural defects and thus improve the toughness of consolidated UHMWPE.
HFMF can depress the drug-drug carrier interaction and accelerate diffusion [16].
The formation of new structures may be due to the accelerate diffusion and stress relaxation in gold nanolayer.
For Riemann-Liouville derivatives, this behavior corresponds to accelerating diffusion and for Caputo derivatives it describes slowing-down subdiffusive processes.
Opinion leaders play a brokering role to accelerate diffusion and transmit information 'by contagion' across boundaries between groups and networks [ 43, 44].
Work in Wroclaw, Poland, indicates that the effect of high temperature and silicon on increasing the carbon diffusion coefficient accelerates the diffusion of carbon deep into the material, through-carburising the compacts in a relatively short time….
