The phrase "accelerating civilization" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the rapid progress or development of human society, technology, or culture.
Example: "The advancements in technology are contributing to an accelerating civilization, where changes occur at an unprecedented pace."
Alternatives: "speeding up society" or "advancing civilization".
So our current Decline and Fall of American Democracy and our civilization is being accelerated, at least since 1961, by intellectuals as well as politicians.
First, there's the alarming and accelerating trajectory that civilization is on: According to climatological models, at humanity's current rate of carbon emissions the ocean's pH would decline to 7.8 by around the year 2100.
The new study, based on a mucky lake-bottom core, confirms that the area's worst drought in many millennia struck just as Maya civilization began its accelerating decline.
We debate all minuscule aspects of everyday life, but ignore the downhill slide of our society which is, pushed by its own gravity, slowly but securely accelerating toward a big havoc similar to those which ended various civilizations and empires.
When a well-off couple with a mortgage splits, and the departing husband, say, borrows to buy another house, he can deduct the interest on that second mortgage from his taxable income just as if he hadn't violated the canons of Judeo-Christian ethics and accelerated the decline of civilization.
Any civilization that managed to survive these events would face a future of increasing ignorance and darkness as the accelerating cosmic expansion rushes most of the universe away from us.
Pakistan's national security policy of supporting terrorist groups and militias as proxies against India, known as "strategic depth," is accelerating out of control, and they are either deliberately or inadvertently engineering a globalized religious war, a Clash of Civilizations.
An accelerating universe "would be the worst possible universe, both for the quality and quantity of life," Dr. Krauss said, adding: "All our knowledge, civilization and culture are destined to be forgotten.
