The phrase "accelerated transition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a process or change that is happening more quickly than usual, often in contexts like technology, business, or social change.
Example: "The accelerated transition to remote work has changed the way companies operate."
Alternatives: "rapid shift" or "speedy change".
"This election shows a process of accelerated transition from the rule of the gun," Mr. Arnault said.
Given this, it's up to Europeans to turn their desire for emancipation from Russian gas into a demand for an accelerated transition to renewables.
The release of Microsoft's new Windows XP operating system and Intel's accelerated transition from Pentium 3 chips to Pentium 4 may help sales continue upward in the second half of the year, Intel said.
A transition period from 2018 will allow men two years to adjust to the new rules, but women face an accelerated transition from 2016 to take account of their existing retirement age of 60.
Today's highly competitive pharmaceutical industry is in dire need of an accelerated transition from the drug development phase to the drug production phase.
The goal is a kind of seamless, accelerated transition from idea to material form; a pendant lamp by Front Design, for instance, looks sketched in space, as if it had been made by Harold and his purple crayon.
Medical schools aim to ensure quality standards to educate graduates who can face these increasingly accelerated transitions.
With faster spread of ideas through technology, accelerated transitions might be expected in low-income countries at the start of the demographic transition.
MP reconstructions were performed using the accelerated transitions (ACCTRAN) and delayed transitions (DELTRAN) options as they are implemented in MacClade 4.0 [ 86].
Immerse yourself to accelerate transition into a new field.
It was perceived that ellipsoidal dimple roughness accelerates transition to critical Reynolds numbers down to less than 1000.
