The phrase 'accelerated recovery' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to a recovery that is happening more quickly than expected, or that is happening at a faster rate than usual. For example, "The new drug has enabled an accelerated recovery for many patients suffering from chronic illnesses."
That would have accelerated recovery by reducing uncertainty and anxiety among businesses.
Blocking the outer vestibule by a mutant μ-conotoxin GIIIA substantially accelerated recovery from IUS.
Unlucky Inheritance Mr. Obama and his economic team insist that their actions accelerated recovery and prevented a potential depression.
In response to PHZ challenge, P38α−/− mice showed accelerated recovery of HCTs and RBC counts in peripheral blood compared to P38α+/− mice (Fig. 1d).
The method in which lime is applied is therefore critical in achieving the goal of accelerated recovery.
This study reviews the demographics, outcomes, cost, readmission rates, and patient satisfaction for the accelerated recovery (AR) group.
Conclusion: OP-CAB surgery is associated with low morbidity and mortality and accelerated recovery compared with conventional CABG surgery.
Conclusions: This study shows a high incidence of myocardial ischemia and infarction in patients presenting for CABG surgery with an accelerated recovery management scheme.
When attenuating TKA induced adverse effects, the preoperative preparation of patients by specific exercises (called prehabilitation) was able to enhance preoperative overall fitness through associated accelerated recovery.
Eligible patients were screened for NSAID tolerance, social circumstances and geographical location before allocation to an accelerated recovery group (A) or standard care group (S).
Conclusions: When initiated at the time of intestinal I/R, a continuous infusion of GLP-2α accelerated recovery of mucosal absorptive function in rats.
