The phrase "accelerated price" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a price that is increasing at a faster rate than usual, often in financial or economic discussions.
Example: "Due to the high demand for the product, the company has set an accelerated price for the upcoming release."
Alternatives: "increased price" or "hiked price".
IF THE inflationistas are right, where should they look for signs of accelerating price growth?
As house prices start to drop and credit conditions tighten, some analysts fear that a mass sell-off by landlords cashing in their investments could accelerate price falls.
They also spelled out a series of specific concerns, including accelerating price declines in software and hardware, and the explosion in initial public offerings.
The Loblaw Companies, Canada's largest supermarket chain, reported an increase in first-quarter profit and said it planned to accelerate price and cost cuts to compete with Wal-Mart Stores.
The most recent fighting in Juba has brought the flow of goods along the main trade artery from Uganda almost to a halt, further accelerating price hikes and sending ripple effects through markets across the country.
And the central bank noted that while inflation by some measures had been accelerating, price pressures were being held down by continuing improvements in productivity, a measure of the economy's ability to produce more for less.
Even in a lackluster economy these forces could result in accelerating price increases.
"Huawei's market entry will accelerate price competition, but the increasingly crowded market, differentiation challenges and the looming Apple Watch will limit its opportunity," commented George Jijiashvili, wearables analyst at the tech consultancy CCS Insight.
Older voters, meanwhile, look at accelerating prices with foreboding.
He says: "Moore's law was not the first, but the fifth paradigm to provide accelerating price-performance".
