The phrase "accelerated movements" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe actions or processes that occur at a faster pace than usual, often in contexts related to physical activity, technology, or scientific phenomena.
Example: "The athlete's training regimen focused on developing accelerated movements to improve her sprinting speed."
Alternatives: "rapid movements" or "swift motions".
It is also observed that the velocity field approaches the steady state much faster in the case of impulsive and accelerated movements of the plate as compared to periodic acceleration of the plate.
On stage, the accelerated movements, the mechanical repetitions, the way the women seem to push away from and pull towards their partners both at once – all say something about modern neuroses, the contradictions of modern life, as well as its speed, but you get the point very quickly and there's still an hour to go.
Finally, we used a point mutation discovered during biophysical investigations of Ci-VSP to design ArcLightning, a novel version of ArcLight with accelerated movements of the voltage-sensing domain and improved fluorescence response times.
If you add to that the credit crunch, it means there's an accelerated movements towards teaching".
Instead, he said, "We're seeing an accelerated movement away from politics".
Visionary images of a long-term sustainable future can stimulate an accelerated movement towards sustainability.
There has been an accelerated movement in the USA dialysis market towards affiliation with chain organizations.
Moreover, the displacement time series showed non-linear deformation rates, which included periods of accelerated movement correlated with strong rainfall.
US officials privately shrugged at the suggestion, eagerly promoted by their British counterparts, that Mr Blair's visit had accelerated movement towards a ceasefire.
Following the war, the economic boom and the growth of the regulatory state created during the New Deal accelerated movement between the two realms.
"We expect the competition to heat up as I.B.M.'s competitors see governments' accelerated movement to smart-city environments," Mr. Rubel said.
