The phrase "accelerated results" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to describe outcomes or achievements that have been achieved more quickly than usual.
Example: "Our new marketing strategy has led to accelerated results in customer engagement and sales growth."
Alternatives: "fast-tracked outcomes" or "quickened results."
The larger issue, though, may be one of a culture that demands accelerated results.
For accelerated results, the doctor recommends two or three visits a week for 6 to 10 weeks.
Depth – What's your track record? Can others achieve accelerated results by applying your expertise?
The workshop will focus on improvement of development of plans to achieve accelerated results for infant and young child feeding and programmatic success to address stunting more effectively.
The reduction of salt intake and sodium content of food has been recommended as a cost-effective action that should be undertaken immediately, with expected accelerated results in terms of lives saved, cases of disease prevented and costs avoided.
Spotlight will also build on existing good practices and evidence-based programming, as well as incorporate new solutions for accelerated results.
Normal metabolism seen in a natural healing response is accelerated resulting in a more stable clinical outcome.
As tumor burden in bone increases, osteoclast-mediated bone resorption is accelerated, resulting in loss of bone strength, fractures, pain, and other morbidities.
As a result, the photoelectron supply from the counter electrode is accelerated, resulting in vigorous redox reactions at the polysulfide electrolyte.
Moreover, with the increasing H2 concentrations this phenomenon was accelerated, resulting in further decrease in output voltages (Fig. 9f, g).
Note that gravity isn't turned off, but that everything — including the spacecraft — is uniformly accelerated, resulting in a zero-g experience.
