The phrase "accelerated turnover" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to business, finance, or human resources, typically referring to a faster rate of turnover, such as in employee turnover or inventory turnover.
Example: "The company experienced accelerated turnover in its staff, leading to increased training costs and a loss of institutional knowledge."
Alternatives: "increased turnover" or "rapid turnover".
These findings are consistent with our earlier proposal that the maturational decline of LPH occurs because of accelerated turnover, without a decrease in its rate of synthesis.
Our results indicate that litter input resulted in lower carbon storage and larger carbon losses and consequently accelerated turnover of soil organic carbon.
Severely injured human skin by chronic ultraviolet irradiation will completely repair due to the accelerated turnover of skin tissue, which is induced by Nano-atRA.
He and President Obama held a joint news conference on Friday announcing an accelerated turnover of security responsibility to Afghan forces next year, the end of foreign raids by spring and the handover of detainees still under American control.
Overexpression of CRD-BP stabilizes βTrCP1 mRNA and elevates βTrCP1 levels (both in cells and in vivo), resulting in the activation of the Skp1-Cullin1-F-box protein (SCF βTrCP E3 ubiquitin ligase and in accelerated turnover of its substrates including IκB and β-catenin.
Here, we show for the first time that mature trees exposed to CO(2) enrichment increase the release of soluble C from roots to soil, and that such increases are coupled to the accelerated turnover of nitrogen (N) pools in the rhizosphere.
In Mumbai, a hot spot for overseas investment banks, escalating wages and accelerating turnover are beginning to worry firms that need college graduates for sophisticated jobs such as reconciling foreign-exchange transactions.
Based on the cost-benefit theory, the benefit (increasing absorption of N) of accelerating turnover of lower-order roots was greater than the cost of maintaining fine roots (C consumption).
The PLA2 activity is proposed to accelerate turnover of phospholipids, which may influence membrane changes that occur during apoptosis [ 52].
These heat shock proteins function to accelerate turnovers of denatured or unfolded proteins and respond to multiple stress conditions [ 37].
PME in higher concentration was found to be effective in decreasing this bone turnover, though E2 was better in controlling the accelerated bone turnover (Table 2).
