The phrase "accelerated industrialization" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a rapid increase in industrial activity or development within a specific region or country.
Example: "The government's new policies have led to accelerated industrialization, transforming the economy in just a few years."
Alternatives: "rapid industrial growth" or "swift industrial development."
The plan focused on rapid development of heavy industry ("accelerated industrialization" driven by Soviet military demands) and (eventually futile) collectivization of agriculture.
The cost of the accelerated industrialization was borne by the peasantry.
Recovery in the late 1930s sustained the foundations for accelerated industrialization in the Adelaide region during World War II (1939 45).
The emergence of a rational systematic management of natural resources can be traced back to the phase of accelerated industrialization of the late 19th century.
Collectivization maximized internal migration and accelerated industrialization by driving people into cities.
A development pathway involving accelerated industrialization in energy intensive sectors such as petrochemicals, steel, aluminum and cement based on access to low-cost energy.
After the Civil War, the exchange provided the capital for the accelerating industrialization of the United States.
Countryside preservation and accelerating industrialization were reconciled in a reshaped configuration that rendered the countryside and its inhabitants simultaneously rural and urban, traditional and modern.
Despite the agricultural crisis and accelerating industrialization in nineteenth-century Belgium, infrastructure policy had resulted in a peculiar territorial balance between city and countryside by transforming agricultural labourers and farmers into industrial workers without forcing them to leave their ancestral villages.
They accelerate industrialization and urbanization that are responsible for disturbances of nature habitats that allow invasive species to establish, intensifies the loss of resistance from the local communities to invasions.
This paper call for reflection on the situation of the archaeological heritage endangered as a result of accelerated urbanization, industrialization and population growth that characterize current times.
