The phrase "accelerated in terms of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the speed or rate of progress in relation to a specific aspect or metric.
Example: "The project was accelerated in terms of its timeline, allowing us to meet the deadline ahead of schedule."
Alternatives: "speeded up regarding" or "hastened in relation to".
But they have to be accelerating in terms of their revenues and their earnings.
Samsung's line of Galaxy phones is beginning to accelerate in terms of consumer attention and poses a threat to the iPhone user base.
This observation correlates well with the recent finding that primate promoters show accelerated evolution [ 29] and that human transcription factors have accelerated evolution in terms of expression pattern [ 30].
The experimental tests have shown that the new system has improved the quality of the accelerated beams in terms of stability and energy resolution, especially at lower accelerating voltages.
We find no significant difference between alumni from our traditional and accelerated programs in terms of attempting the CPA exam.
The reduction of salt intake and sodium content of food has been recommended as a cost-effective action that should be undertaken immediately, with expected accelerated results in terms of lives saved, cases of disease prevented and costs avoided.
"I think women's sailing has started to accelerate both in terms of women's events and women becoming involved in sailing, but it is still very much a male-dominated sport.
In addition, the coating has good artificial accelerated weather resistance in terms of mechanical properties.
"It is important that we use this new contract to accelerate our journey in terms of new ways of working," says McManus. "More flexible working can have an affect on morale, sickness absence, quality of life and everything else.
"Everyone has seen we have accelerated the recruitment process in terms of where the first team is.
