The phrase "accelerated information" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where information is being processed or delivered at a faster rate than usual.
Example: "The new software provides accelerated information processing, allowing users to access data more quickly than ever before."
Alternatives: "rapid information" or "speedy information".
After all, Charlie Chaplin's Hitler-mocking film, "The Great Dictator," appeared in 1940, and in our accelerated information age, cultural influences spread even faster.
The advent of the Internet and Web accelerated information sharing with tools such as e-mail, online publishing, digital libraries, and comprehensive search engines such as Google.
With its sophisticated attribute-based product search engine, a huge database of scientific products, protocols, and reference materials, LabVelocity is an invaluable one-stop shop for scientists who want accelerated information without even stepping out of the lab.
Accelerated information and communications technologies drive interaction and new governance models will emerge alongside technological upgrading of urban agglomerations, for instance based on sustainable urban development and CO2 reduction (Mieg 2012, Mieg and Töpfer 2013).
Under such mild constraints decision makers might effectively cope with situations by executing an appropriate action within the time allowed [ 31] using a strategy of accelerated information processing [ 31, 32].
There are also process, behavior, and management changes that can accelerate information delivery and application.
These technologies were once again accelerating information cascades, but with a very negative effect.
Identifying the most influential spreaders in complex networks is crucial for optimally using the network structure and designing efficient strategies to accelerate information dissemination or prevent epidemic outbreaks.
Although information cascades can occur without current technology, such as the fall of communism in Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union, technologies such as Facebook and Twitter can accelerate information cascades in cases where this might not have happened otherwise.
This innovation "is highly important for the further development of educational professions… and for our development as a knowledge society".6 In our rapidly accelerating information era, we can foster effective pedagogy by applying research old and new.
Since Alan Turning, computer systems have been built to automate and accelerate information processing.
