The phrase "accelerates beyond" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where something increases in speed or intensity to a level that surpasses a certain point or limit.
Example: "The car accelerates beyond the speed limit, prompting the driver to be cautious."
Alternatives: "surpasses" or "exceeds".
If supplies are disrupted or demand accelerates beyond Saudi Arabia's ability to increase supply, the price of oil could rise well beyond anything considered realistic today.
So far, literature suggests that there is a significant age-related linear increase in running time starting at age 30 35 [ 3, 5– 10], which accelerates beyond the age of 60 70 [ 1– 4, 7, 11, 12].
PEDOT PSS HIL/HTL devices initially have low efficiencies that steadily improve with increasing luminance up to ≈1000 cd m 2 before suffering a roll-off that rapidly accelerates beyond 10 000 cd m 2.
The importance of, and reliance on, community annotation is likely to increase as the production of genome sequences accelerates beyond the funding to provide annotations (Howe et al., 2008 ; Mazumder et al., 2010 ).
And why should they like a city that is fast accelerating beyond their 19th-century reach?
Recently, due to flagrant misuse and overuse of antibiotics, resistance has accelerated beyond all recognition.
Still, the bank said inflation might accelerate beyond the 2 percent target in 2012.
We are in the grip of forces that have already accelerated beyond our control.
And the ballistic language keeps accelerating beyond the early, already overheated cries of a Gore "coup d'etat".
"The past two years have seen the rate and pace of change in our industry accelerate beyond all predictions," Mr Dodson said.
It put him at the heart of a Silicon Valley that was about to see its growth accelerate beyond all predictions.
