The phrase "accelerating advance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a rapid progression or improvement in a particular area or field.
Example: "The accelerating advance of technology has transformed the way we communicate and work."
Alternatives: "rapid progress" or "swift development".
The gamble is that it could be possible within 15 years, with accelerating advances in microelectronics, nanotechnology and laser engineering.
Even if the authorities manage to correct their tests, they can't possibly keep up with the accelerating advances in biology.
Accelerating advances in optics, chemistry and the study of vision are presented in parallel with those in painting, dyeing, decoration and fashion.
Ford has swallowed the rhetoric of futurist Ray Kurzweil, and repeatedly asserts that we are on the brink of vastly accelerating advances based on Moore's law, which posits that computing power increases exponentially with time.
The recent advances in data science and computing disciplines neuromorphic processors, big data, predictive modeling, machine learning, natural language understanding, and cloud computing are accelerating advances in cognitive science and cognitive computing.
These innovations will be underpinned by rapid advances in automation, self-driving vehicles, high degrees of process simulation down to the chemical level, and virtual reality, all driven by accelerating advances in computing power.
As the founder of a tech company, I have this year found myself in the clutches of giddy AI marketing folk, wide-eyed and expectant, heralding the revolution to come – the accelerating advances in computational speed and decision-making contain a multitude of world-changing possibilities, they say.
So yes, there are many manufacturing jobs that have been eliminated, and many more that will be eliminated, by our accelerating advances in robot technology.
The style that he developed, one that has evolved along with the accelerating advances of music technology, began with an experimental group of Japanese music students called Group Ongaku.
In this regard, Continuing Medical Education (CME) has been propounded as an indispensible means for catching up with accelerating advances in health science and technology, as well as for improving medical performance, while financial resources allocated to it have been steadily increasing.
