The phrase "accelerated rewards" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to programs or systems that offer faster or enhanced benefits, such as loyalty programs or financial incentives.
Example: "Our new credit card offers accelerated rewards for every dollar spent on travel purchases, allowing you to earn points more quickly."
Alternatives: "enhanced rewards" or "fast-tracked benefits".
There are, at least, some checks on accelerating rewards at the very top – charity chief executives are still paid, on average, 18% less than their private sector counterparts.
If you visit an airport lounge several times or can earn an extra award flight from the accelerated purchase rewards, you can easily cancel out the remaining annual fee and begin "profiting" from the card.
In two recognition memory experiments, we used magnetoencephalography (MEG) in humans to test the hypothesis that early novelty responses can be accelerated by reward.
It requires that the stock outperform a minimum benchmark before earning a positive score, then accelerates the reward for beating or missing it.
Along these lines, a safer global financial system is one that keeps pace with the accelerating risk-reward trade off in the global economy, while at the same time keeping stock of "feeder" institutions that provide the piping through which capital and data flows.
Further experiments will be required to determine to what degree the accelerated maturation of reward circuits, as well as pathways involved in regulating sensory and emotive responses, influences exploratory behaviour in enriched early postnatal mice.
Should he not succeed, Mr. Huckabee could well be remembered as the victim of an accelerated nominating calendar that rewards candidates with money or fame, neither of which Mr. Huckabee can claim, and does not allow the time for a little-known candidacy to catch fire.
Stakeholders — ranging from hardware manufacturers and service providers to cloud platforms — are vigorously weighing in to position their offerings in anticipation of windfall rewards from accelerated IoT adoption.
Its goal was to protect the source of sustenance for the population, the commons, from external power – in the early days, royalty; over the years, enclosures and other forms of privatisation by predatory corporations and the state authorities who co-operate with them, have only accelerated and are properly rewarded.
Its goal was to protect the source of sustenance for the population, the commons, from external power -- in the early days, royalty; over the years, enclosures and other forms of privatization by predatory corporations and the state authorities who cooperate with them, have only accelerated and are properly rewarded.
