The phrase "accelerated raising" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to speed or efficiency in the process of raising something, such as funds, awareness, or children.
Example: "The organization implemented a new strategy for accelerated raising of funds to support their community programs."
Alternatives: "rapid raising" or "expedited raising".
The hydration rate of steel slag at the early age could be accelerated by raising the fineness of particles, curing temperature or alkalinity of solution.
The crystallization process of γ phase of nylon-6 in nylon-6/CSB-UFPR hybrid is a diffusion-controlled process, and thus it can be accelerated by raising the crystallization temperature or by extending oil into CSB-UFPR.
Derivatives, financial instruments criticized by the investors Warren E. Buffett and Bill Gross, have accelerated globalization, raised living standards, and helped keep the United States from sinking into a deep recession, the Federal Reserve chairman, Alan Greenspan, said today.
In fact, depending on your age, the news that the rise in state pension age is being accelerated and raised to 70 for those aged 23 or less, could be pretty bad news.
Policy makers looked forward to an oil boom in 2012 to accelerate growth, raise the country to middle-income status by 2016, possibly create half a million jobs, and nearly double the annual per capita income to $800.
Just accelerate to raise the chopper.
Corrosion of the carbon support was accelerated mainly by raising the operating potential to 0.90 V, which was observed by increase in IDL.
(5) The WCH phenomenon was observed in almost one of every five RA patients overall, which should be regarded as an intermediate to high CVD risk BP phenotype in patients with RA because of the presence of accelerated atherosclerosis, thus raising questions about the optimal BP treatment strategy in this population.
Democrats, facing the overwhelming financial superiority of the Republicans, have begun an aggressive and accelerated fund-raising and organizational effort in the hope that the eventual Democratic presidential nominee can match Republican spending this spring.
