The phrase "accelerated flash" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to technology, photography, or any situation where speed and light are relevant.
Example: "The new camera model features an accelerated flash that significantly reduces the time between shots."
Alternatives: "speedy flash" or "rapid flash".
Hardware accelerated Flash?
Schuh also stresses that this change is the only way to use all of Flash's feature in Windows 8 Metro/Windows 8-Style UI mode and all Windows users will now get to enjoy new hardware accelerated Flash features that weren't previously possible with the NPAPI plugin.
This accelerated Flash content will certainly be welcome; the 16:9 form factors are great for watching video, but decoding 720p Flash video with your CPU only is a tricky affair that, if it even works, tends to suck the battery dry.
Maguire recalled that the car first slowed down, then it accelerated, flashing its lights.
You'd probably expect something as powerful as the 5000 or 6000 series to be able to accelerate Flash, but the fact that AMD's "lesser" hardware, including its APUs, can now accelerate Flash, yeah, sorta neat.
AMD hardware going back to its 4000 series (desktop and mobile) will be able to accelerate Flash Player 10.2.
Our software works fine with the current Flash Player versions, but it really accelerates under Flash 11," he said.
Naturally, investor-flight has greatly accelerated since the Flash Crash.
The final test is power where the sim-car stops for a moment then accelerates through flashing purple arches to a wall with the ride's logo on it leading to the outside portion of the ride.
Every day, about 500 of these terrestrial gamma-ray flashes (TGFs) are produced worldwide by accelerated electrons interacting with air molecules.
It's a scene that also lets us in on The Flash's most tragic secret: because of his accelerated metabolism, he can never get drunk again.
