The phrase "accelerated output" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing increased speed or efficiency in producing results or products.
Example: "The new software has significantly improved our team's accelerated output, allowing us to meet tight deadlines more effectively."
Alternatives: "increased productivity" or "enhanced performance".
Even so, it took 46 years of growing bureaucracy and accelerating output to produce a total of 10,000 American patents.
If the biggest lever on profitability comes from financial legerdemaining, pushing the workforce to burn the candle at both ends to accelerate output, or efficiency through cost-cutting, then this short-termist approach sacrifices the workforce, the company and its future.
The accelerating output from genome sequencing projects provides a wealth of data for tackling fundamental biological questions and emphasises the importance of assigning function to DNA.
Oil buyers have also been worried about a glut of oil, because users have reduced consumption and oil producers have accelerated their output to make up for the loss of oil from Iraq and Kuwait.
With accelerated economic output, even with greater technological advances and greater potential to bring natural gas on stream, carbon dioxide emissions would rise 10% above the BAU.
It insists the controversial spending plans will accelerate economic output and turn around decades of stagnant growth, high youth unemployment and declining tax receipts.
It is hoped that the new 215,000-square-foot headquarters in Emeryville -- a gentrifying industrial hamlet of about 7,000 sandwiched between Oakland and Berkeley on the eastern edge of San Francisco Bay -- will help Pixar accelerate its output.
So Saudi Arabia is seeking new markets for its oil and new opportunities for its trading outfits at the very moment that China is on the hunt for new sources of oil and new customers for its accelerating industrial output.
German output accelerated modestly at the end of the year, but at a slower pace compared with earlier in the year.
The sense of creative atrophy that permeates "The Savage Detectives" was belied by Bolaño's own life: his literary output accelerated and deepened the closer he got to death.
