The phrase "accelerated scaling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to business growth, technology, or processes that are being expedited or expanded rapidly.
Example: "The startup achieved accelerated scaling by leveraging innovative marketing strategies and technology."
Alternatives: "rapid expansion" or "fast-tracked growth".
Lifting up, accelerating, scaling and leaning in.
The accelerated scale up of access to ART has led to a decline in HIV related morbidity, mortality and new HIV infections globally [ 1, 6].
This epidermal response to barrier destruction mimics, on an accelerated scale, the normal program of epidermal differentiation that leads to a functional SC.
There is also a Call to Action, which specifies an accelerated scale-up of services for mothers and children, early diagnosis and treatment for infants, and protection for those most vulnerable to crisis.
This commentary presents some key factors to consider for effective and accelerated scale-up of holistic training and performance-improvement programmes, drawing on IntraHealth International's lessons learned in designing reproductive health and HIV/AIDS training and performance improvement programmes over the last 28 years in countries around the world.
According to Gartner report [6] cloud services accelerated workload deployments from weeks to days to minutes, and technologies like containers are accelerating scaling and provisioning to seconds.
Add in a strong organization that can execute its plans and strong partnerships to accelerate scaling, and you see real progress.
An additional worry for relief agencies is that the financing received from donors has failed to keep pace with the accelerating scale of refugee needs.
The slow progress especially in sub-Saharan Africa underscores the need for mechanisms that can accelerate scale-up and uptake of effective skilled delivery services.
