The phrase "accelerated study" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a learning process that is completed in a shorter time frame than usual, often involving intensive or fast-paced coursework.
Example: "The university offers an accelerated study program for students who wish to complete their degrees in less time."
Alternatives: "fast-track learning" or "intensive study".
She opted out of accelerated study.
Evilsizor likes the idea of accelerated study.
The recent proliferation of three-year degrees has heightened interest in accelerated study among college freshmen.
Ephraim Sneh, the Israeli deputy defense minister, who is overseeing an accelerated study of the concept, was not eager to discuss it on Friday morning.
The city has 239 programs for the gifted and talented, and 69 schools offer opportunities for accelerated study or enrichment activities outside the standard curriculum.
Many who completed their work in three years were exhausted by the pace of accelerated study; and as many as a quarter asked to extend their studies by a year or two anyway.
Long-term and accelerated studies are performed to support shelf life and to determine release limits for the vaccine.
Therefore, most companies will have to utilize accelerated studies to obtain the initial shelf life indication.
Glycan microarray technology has since accelerated studies in glycomics since glycan binding specificities can be analyzed quantitatively in a short period of time using much smaller amounts of sample material [ 91].
The identification of the causative genes for hereditary neurodegenerative diseases has accelerated studies on the pathophysiologic mechanisms of diseases and the development of disease-modifying therapies based on these discoveries has now become a reality.
To that end, OCTA was right to postpone a decision on providing funds to accelerate study of the proposed highway extension.
