The phrase "accelerated spread" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the rapid increase or dissemination of something, such as information, disease, or technology.
Example: "The accelerated spread of the virus has raised concerns among health officials."
Alternatives: "rapid dissemination" or "swift propagation".
How? Go back to where we started: the accelerated spread of encryption in response to perceived government spying.
The accelerated spread of agriculture and stock raising involving the destruction of forests, as well as heavy grazing and burning of vegetation, eliminated large animals from wide tracts.
This accelerated spread of heating, combined with the general direction of heat being transported by winds, results in a greater initial monsoonal activity over the Arabian Sea (at late springtime), where a real frontal situation often occurs, than over the Bay of Bengal.
Safe to say, no one has suggested there's any kind of quick fix for the Internet enabling the accelerated spread of nonsense and lies.
This accelerated spread likely explains the faster rate of infectious virus production observed from these three cell lines (Figure 5B C).
In this way, a country's impact on crisis spreading is greatly amplified by the local clustering of weak links, as exemplified by the countries in the Southeast Asian block, similarly to the accelerated spread of behavioral adoption through clustered social networks [37].
We found that Grp78 overexpressing cells exhibited an accelerated spreading as compared with mock-transfected cells.
A5 Bird Flu Migrates Quickly The first reports of bird flu that cropped up in widely separated countries -- India, Egypt and France -- highlighted the disease's accelerating spread to new territories.
The two of us have joined a number of our colleagues on both sides of the Atlantic in discussing a threatening development: the accelerating spread of nuclear weapons, nuclear know-how and nuclear material.
Whatever its causes, it is evident now that the rapid and accelerating spread of Ebola – the virus is infecting five additional people every hour in Sierra Leone and a similar number in Liberia – is the avoidable result of a lack of hospital beds, isolation wards and basic facilities.
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