The phrase "accelerated faster" is not correct in standard written English due to redundancy.
You can use it when discussing the speed of an increase in velocity, but it is better to avoid it.
Example: "The car accelerated faster than expected, leaving the other vehicles behind."
Alternatives: "increased speed" or "accelerated more quickly."
The number of refugees has accelerated faster than projected in that appeal.
A couple of weeks later, though, the relationship accelerated faster than either of them could have imagined.
Treasury Prices Fall Treasury bond prices fell yesterday as the Labor Department said inflation accelerated faster than an initial estimate.
"But land prices have accelerated faster than home prices, and the cost of building materials -- from framing lumber to sheet metal -- has been skyrocketing, pushing home prices up".
Mr. Elsden, a car buff who has owned a variety of muscle cars, said the average sedan today accelerated faster than many cars designed to turn heads in the old days.
NEW DELHI — Inflation in India accelerated faster than expected in April, as the cost of food, fuel and manufactured items all rose, complicating the central bank's efforts to curb rising prices with economic growth slumping nearly to a three-year low.
"It accelerated fast and it turned fast".
Yahhhhh!" The driver accelerated fast into the rain, and the passengers' laughter span away down the road.
If one day you started the Pod 15 minutes later then usual, tailgated other cars, accelerated fast and braked hard, the car would know something was wrong.
It began as an abstract tone poem of cooing high notes, then floated down from the stratosphere and morphed into an accelerated fast-swinging celebration of erotic besottedness.
Karyn Polak, deputy general counsel of global wealth management and general counsel of the Citigroup Private Bank, accelerated fast upon joining Citigroup : two promotions in just over a year.
