The phrase "accelerated instability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing rapid changes or fluctuations in a system, environment, or situation that lead to instability.
Example: "The recent economic policies have led to accelerated instability in the market, causing concern among investors."
Alternatives: "rapid instability" or "heightened instability".
Instead, climate change impacts are already accelerating instability in vulnerable areas of the world and are serving as catalysts for conflict".
Not only do the top U.S. military brass see climate change accelerating instability in fragile regions, but they worry that climate change impacts will decrease American economic power.
Synchronous periods of reduced algal productivity and accelerated landscape instability point to cold anomalies centered at ∼8.2, 6.6, 4.2, 3.3, 2.3, 1.8, 1, and 0.25 ka.
Acquired genetic alterations seen in tumors include APC and MCC on chromosome 5q, KRAS on chromosome 12p, DCC on chromosome 18q, GTBP (hMSH6) on chromosome 2p, and p53 on chromosome 17p. 2 In addition, development of these genetic alterations may be accelerated by molecular instability or chromosomal instability.
But this unrest may be only a foretaste of worse to come as accelerating political instability stirs up unhealed ethnic enmities between Burundi's Hutu majority and Tutsi minority.
On top of these factors is the devastating impact of climate change, which through higher temperatures is now accelerating ecological instability.
In the absence of genome checkpoint functions, telomere dysfunction accelerates genomic instability, facilitating tumor initiation [ 5].
The variant 280His allele may allow un-repaired SSBs to accumulate, thereby accelerating genomic instability which consequently increases the risk of carcinogenesis.
This process can be accelerated by genomic instability, but how it interacts with different selection bottlenecks to shape the evolving genomic landscape remains understudied.
Based on the FEM results, the thermal boost-up zone, increased by thermally accelerated adiabatic shear instability, is proposed as a crucial factor for enhancing bonding between the particles, which is essential in producing better coating properties.
