The phrase "accelerated progression" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to describe a process or development that is happening at an increased rate or speed.
Example: "The accelerated progression of technology has transformed the way we communicate and work."
Alternatives: "rapid advancement" or "speedy development".
Lemley, K. V. A basis for accelerated progression of diabetic nephropathy in Pima Indians.
reported an accelerated progression of lumbar intervertebral disc (IVD) degeneration after discography in a human trial.
However, in persons in the transitional stage to Alzheimer disease, who have symptoms of MCI, alcohol consumption is linked to accelerated progression toward dementia.
Younger age with greater myopia at baseline, parental myopia and longer time of near work were associated with accelerated progression of myopia.
However, immediately after transplantation, the liver graft becomes infected by circulating virus, resulting in accelerated progression of liver disease.
However, IL-7 can also enhance HIV-1 replication in vivo and lead to an accelerated progression of AIDS.
Results support that Lp(a) may be a major causal factor for precipitating mechanisms of accelerated progression of cardiovascular disease (CVD).
Do high concentrations of AGEs in skin collagen predict accelerated progression of these complications after 6 years and indicate the need for tighter anti-diabetic treatment?
The same can be said for Lure Modules, which not only represent accelerated progression in the game but yet another way to tap into Pokémon Go's viral loop.
However, limited data exist on the expected rate of progression and whether clinical variables are associated with accelerated progression in contemporarily managed patients with AS.
Mr Gove said the practice could be "beneficial where it is undertaken as part of a planned programme of accelerated progression through to A-level and beyond".
