The phrase "accelerated exchange" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a process or transaction is happening more quickly than usual, often in finance or technology.
Example: "The new platform allows for an accelerated exchange of information between users, improving overall efficiency."
Alternatives: "speedy transaction" or "rapid exchange".
Particularly, three segments in the mature proteins seem to be undergoing accelerated exchange.
Such accelerated exchange of segments (ASSET) results in drastic changes in function (discussed below).
Although some similar patterns emerge, the data strongly supports accelerated exchange of these segments.
In contrast, accelerated exchange of larger segments drastically changes parts of the interacting loops or toxin surface.
As shown in Figure 1, the S7 segment is the most variable among the Dendroaspis toxins and may result in functional diversification due to accelerated exchange.
However, in the serine protease family, three segments near the substrate binding region have been found to be undergoing accelerated exchange of segments, and at least one of them may have significant implications for their substrate specificity.
(4) The South and North will pursue a balanced development of their national economies and build mutual trust by accelerating exchange in the social, cultural, sports, health and environmental sectors.
Thus, the microtubule end acts as a nucleotide exchange factor that accelerates exchange of ADP for ATP, and is required for full activation of the ATP turnover cycle.
It would also accelerate exchange and sharing of data, which have remained difficult despite of considerable efforts to standardize the description format of transcriptome data in public databases [ 1].
The accelerated water exchange and mass transport by water diversion can usually be represented by water age.
More specifically, modernity was associated with individual subjectivity, scientific explanation and rationalization, a decline in emphasis on religious worldviews, the emergence of bureaucracy, rapid urbanization, the rise of nation-states, and accelerated financial exchange and communication.
