The phrase "accelerated drive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to speed, efficiency, or enhanced performance, often in technology or automotive discussions.
Example: "The new software update features an accelerated drive that significantly improves data processing speeds."
Alternatives: "enhanced drive" or "speedy drive".
The share of patient spending has since fallen as the government began to address the problem (see chart) but the latest reform measures are part of an accelerated drive to overhaul the system.Reform began in earnest in 2009 with a pledge to spend more than $120 billion over three years.
Supporting the creation of ES, leading businessman Sir Tom Hunter said: "This move will enable an accelerated drive to build Scotland's entrepreneurial community in a strategic, well thought-out move that is for entrepreneurs, by entrepreneurs - an ethos that serves Scotland well".
Innovation in real estate tech in London has accelerated, driven by a new generation of entrepreneurs who have become frustrated with the slow and tedious ways of working that have been so commonplace in the sector.
Among different heavy liquid metals, lead (Pb) and lead bismuth eutectic (Pb Bi) are considered at present as the potential candidates for the liquid spallation targets of neutron sources and accelerated driven systems and for the coolant of new generation fast reactors due to their very good neutron and thermal features.
If people delayed updating their car we might start to slow down the western world's accelerating drive to consume.
But the event was almost entirely in support of her and the divisive, anti-immigrant platform she has promoted in her accelerating drive to replace Senator Harry Reid.
Reputedly the largest industrial port complex of its type in the world, Açu is also one of the most visible symbols of China's rapidly accelerating drive into Brazil and South America as it looks to guarantee access to much-needed natural resources and bolster its support base in the developing world.
One of the most controversial twist periods in the Anthropocene for both society and the environment was the accelerating drive, dated from the middle of the last century where humanity made enormous progress not only in understanding the molecular and genetic bases of life, but also in synthesising life itself (Steffen et al. 2011).
The accelerating drive to get autonomous cars on the road is being accompanied by a parallel push to improve Lidar technology, aka the 3D laser-based sensors that can be used for real-time mapping and navigation for vision systems in driverless cars.
China's accelerating drive to change its sources of energy is, alone, a major risk factor for current valuations of fossil fuel companies.
Certainly it does not capture the endless inflections of "cool", possibly imported into America by African slaves using the West African word kul to mean "excellent" and now, says Mr Fischer, the most widely borrowed adjective on earth.Looking to the future, Mr Fischer assumes that the pace of language extinction will accelerate, driven by electronic technology.
