The phrase "accelerated massively" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant increase in speed or progress in a particular context, such as technology, growth, or development.
Example: "The company's growth accelerated massively after the launch of their new product line."
Alternatives: "increased dramatically" or "sped up significantly."
We envision that CombiGEM could be extended to other model organisms, disease models, and phenotypes, where it could accelerate massively parallel combinatorial genetics studies for a broad range of biomedical and biotechnology applications, including the treatment of antibiotic-resistant infections.
Rights groups have said the militias operate outside the law with little or no accountability and there have been a number of documented allegations of summary killings and other abuses in Iraq, accelerating massively since the rise of IS.
Think about how the world is changing — I think the speed of change has massively accelerated versus what it was 10 years ago, 20 years ago, in all aspects.
Enzymatic cleavage was massively accelerated when the accessibility of the gels for proteases was increased through non-enzymatic cleavage of ester bonds.
Chinese manufacturing rose to the fore and made possible a hyper-efficient global supply chain for computers and other electronics (and later mobile phones) that massively accelerated the dissemination and deployment of today's digital infrastructure around the world.
With this update, Google massively accelerated deployment speeds, for example.
AT&T expects its deal to take a year to close, so the timeframe that we are on isn't massively accelerated.
The surprise death of the senior Kim, 69, has massively accelerated a succession process inside the hard-line state: Kim's son, barely known and largely untried, has been dubbed by state media "the great successor to the revolutionary cause".
The goal for 2003: to have set in place the policies and funding for a massively accelerated response.
This is indicated by the exponential growth of published data, with a current doubling time of approximately 30 months [ 1] and expected massively accelerated data generation over the next several years.
