The phrase "accelerated transport" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to logistics, shipping, or any situation where the speed of transportation is emphasized.
Example: "The company specializes in accelerated transport services to ensure timely delivery of goods."
Alternatives: "fast shipping" or "expedited delivery".
This phenomenon caused accelerated transport of non-reactive tracers and doubled the fracture's dispersivity under constant flow rates.
Major deviations of pore water sulfate profiles from a linear gradient coincide with depths of decelerated or accelerated transport caused by local porosity minima or maxima.
Studies in rats and in human subjects indicate that the net effect of heparin is an accelerated transport of LPL to the liver [ 16, 17].
This study shows that after injection of heparin, LPL activity and mass in liver increases several-fold, in concert with the hypothesis that heparin causes accelerated transport of LPL to the liver.
With time after the administration of heparin, accelerated transport of LPL from its natural sites of action to the liver (where it is degraded [ 23]) leads to a temporary depletion of the lipase [ 4, 14].
Transient photocurrent measurements showed that nanoATO films reduce charge recombination by accelerating transport of photoelectrons through the less defined conductive porous nanoATO network.
Lipid transfer proteins (LTPs) regulate diverse lipid-mediated cellular processes and accelerate transport of lipid monomers between membranes in vitro (Lev 2010).
In the cytoplasmic domain F mediates COPII binding, whereas Q accelerates transport (Nufer et al. 2003).
In consequence, the highest available rotational speed (1700 rpm) was applied to accelerate transport of the analytes towards surface of the fiber.
Whether accelerated transmembrane transport or intracellular binding and transport that differ from ICG are responsible for the much faster hepatobiliary clearance of DY635 remains speculative.
Macropores not connected to the soil surface only slightly accelerated solute transport for any boundary conditions.
