The phrase "accelerated throughout" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a process or change that has increased in speed or intensity over a period of time.
Example: "The technological advancements accelerated throughout the last decade, leading to significant improvements in efficiency."
Alternatives: "increased over time" or "progressed rapidly during".
Ive is lucky in that advances in technology have accelerated throughout his career.
Seasonal rentals had already begun to decline in 1949, a pattern that continued in 1950 and accelerated throughout the decade.
Indeed, losses accelerated throughout the day, with a flurry of selling in the final hour of trading.
Growth slowed nearly to a halt in the first quarter of 2011 but accelerated throughout the rest of the year.
Lower share prices after four weeks of persistent selling as well as an upbeat outlook from the restaurant group led by McDonald's ignited the buying, which accelerated throughout the day.
The study's author, Kirk Henckels, director of private brokerage at Stribling & Associates, said the sales of these luxury homes accelerated throughout the fall, with prices rising further in agreements reached in the last few weeks in exclusive Fifth Avenue and Park Avenue buildings.
The destruction of habitats continues to accelerate throughout the continent, despite the growing concern of those favouring conservation.
Those efforts are expected to accelerate throughout the week as hearings begin on a Democratic plan to expand the availability of loans insured by the federal government and to help troubled borrowers refinance.
According to Amazon's metrics, I was one of their most productive order pickers – I was a machine, and my pace would accelerate throughout the course of a shift.
Investments in digital health startups doubled from 2009 to 2011, for example, and that growth continued to accelerate throughout much of 2012.
These patterns include: 1) persistent fixed-frequency elevated rates above baseline, 2) elevated rates that decay throughout the tasks memory period, 3) rates that accelerate throughout the delay, and 4) patterns of inhibited firing (below baseline) analogous to each of the preceding excitatory patterns.
