The phrase "accelerated rate of change" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing dynamics, growth, or shifts in various fields such as science, economics, or technology.
Example: "The accelerated rate of change in technology has transformed the way we communicate and work."
Alternatives: "increased pace of change" or "rapid rate of change".
When you get to the '20s, you get into a very much accelerated rate of change.
The last six months has also seen an accelerated rate of change, with women comprising 35.5% of new board appointments.
Pavitt exposes the dark side to these shiny, happy visions, the climate of fear that fostered an accelerated rate of change.
With something that changes as dramatically as the Internet, which has to have the most accelerated rate of change in the world of any industry, you have to stay close to innovations in order to prevent your operating business units from being disintermediated.
Due to the complexity of change and the accelerated rate of change, people are getting older younger.
However, despite our progress as outlined in the above initiatives, the accelerated rate of change that I had referred to in my opening paragraph did not relate to these initiatives but to the changes that have taken place in the way the information from Diabetes Care is disseminated.
The third codon positions of protein genes were excluded because of their extremely accelerated rates of change that may cause high levels of homoplasy.
In summary, these findings indicate that adverse levels of risk variables of metabolic syndrome, adiposity, and measures of glucose homeostasis in particular, and their accelerated rates of change since childhood, characterizes the early natural history of carbohydrate-insulin imbalance.
Exceptions to the model of host-phage co-evolution presented by Podoviruses Bacillus phages PZA and GA-1, Pseudomonas putida phage GH-1, and a few Enterobacteria phages could be explained by broad host range, accelerated rates of change with loss of TUD phylogenetic signal, or alternate replication strategies.
Second, our age is also one of increasing insecurity over things like the accelerating rate of change itself, employment, affordable housing, global violence and war, collapsing social safety nets, political instability, soaring world population, food and water shortages, poverty, climate change and refugeeism — all of which have an impact on how we evaluate our own prospects for a happy life.
It is not only continuous change that makes forecasting hazardous but the continuously accelerating rate of change.
