This is a correct phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a vehicle that is moving faster than normal. Example sentence: He drove past in an accelerated vehicle, going at least twice the speed limit.
In 1990, amendments to the Clean Air Act urged states to come up with market-based incentives to improve air quality; they were called accelerated vehicle retirement programs (A.V.R ., which Bush the Elder's acronymists presented as "Customer Assistance to Recycle and Save" (CARS).
Therefore, the AHRS on an accelerated vehicle will be affected by large disturbances.
"There is very little data on what cars people buy," said Tom Evashenk, an engineer with the Air Resources Board, which tracks California's Voluntary Accelerated Vehicle Retirement Program.
This paper is based on a mixed methods (MM) research design in order to evaluate impacts of the German Accelerated Vehicle Retirement program (German 2009 AVR) on the German car dealership industry.
Her mother was following in another car, watching her child not able to control the accelerating vehicle.
It will be shown that this array could be used to identify the location and directivity of tire noise sources and of other sources on accelerating vehicles.
[UFP] at the intersection corners were also higher than those over the sampling sites, implying that accelerating vehicles around the intersections contributed to [UFP] elevation.
Small improvements in upper stages can produce significant gains in launch vehicle performance, since these stages operate only after the first stage has accelerated the vehicle to a high speed through the thickest parts of the atmosphere.
Unable to see through his smashed windows, the officer accelerated his vehicle into the crowd, almost crashing into traffic lights.
They contend that Berry accelerated his vehicle — which the video shows was flanked by parked police cars — before ramming it into a patrol car.
When a suicide bomber accelerated his vehicle toward a facility with hundreds of American soldiers, Captain Khan ordered his subordinates away from the danger.
