The phrase "accelerating consumption" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing economic trends, resource usage, or consumer behavior that is increasing over time.
Example: "The report highlights the issue of accelerating consumption and its impact on environmental sustainability."
Alternatives: "increasing consumption" or "growing consumption".
Accelerating consumption is part of the problem, as epicures in China, India, and Russia develop a taste for the product, but the vulnerability of the cacao plant itself poses the greatest challenge.
"There simply is no strong evidence the additional liquidity would be particularly effective in spurring new investment, accelerating consumption or cushioning or accelerating the deleveraging that is hopefully winding down," he said.
And a rapidly growing, urbanized global middle-class is living and working in ways that are accelerating consumption of those already scarce resources.
"The majority of what the company does is designed to accelerate consumption".
Rapid urbanisation has accelerated consumption of concrete making it the most consumed artificial material.
In the last years, accelerated consumption of fossil fuels has caused many serious environmental problems such as global warming, ozone layer destruction and atmospheric pollution.
The Rc and Rd firstly decreased then increased with increase of Congo red concentration, probably due to the fact that the Congo red and its decolorization products can act as electron shuttle for conveniently electrons transfer from bacteria to the anode at low concentration, but result in accelerated consumption of electrons at high concentration.
This accelerated consumption is exhausting global ecosystems, depleting 30% of global resources and nearly 60% of animal populations since the 1970s.
He went on to note that resource estimates of lithium appeared to be increasing, but were only likely to support a couple of decades of accelerated consumption.
This accelerated consumption is exhausting global ecosystems, depleting 30% of global resources and nearly 60% of animal populations since the 1970s. .
The decrease in root meristem size could result from decreased activity of stem cells, a reduction of division of the daughter cells within the proximal meristem or accelerated consumption of meristematic cells towards elongation and differentiation.
