The phrase "accelerating energy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to physics, engineering, or discussions about increasing energy levels or efficiency.
Example: "The research focused on accelerating energy production through innovative technologies."
Alternatives: "increasing energy" or "boosting energy".
Malcolm Gladwell's book of philosophy, science and society, The Tipping Point: How Little Things Can Make a Big Difference, reached its own huge sales momentum with a fascinating read on how small things can start trends of accelerating energy.
The main goals were to upgrade its accelerating energy from 2.5 to 8 GeV and to increase the positron intensity by about 20 times.
Hockfield said that in addition to the economic impact of these research funds, "these same investments also offer the only route to the breakthrough technologies required to address the daunting challenges of energy security, rapidly accelerating energy demand and climate change.
Secondary electron images (SE) were acquired at magnifications between 5 k and 20 k using an accelerating energy of 20 keV.
High elevation areas in the Wind River Range (WRR) of Wyoming (figure 1) exceed 4 km above sea level and are adjacent to areas of accelerating energy development [3].
Chromatic aberration is defined as follows: delta_{text{c}} = C_{text{c}} left( {frac{Delta E}{{E_{0} }}} right)alpha (1 where δ c is the disk of least confusion, C c is the chromatic aberration coefficient, α is the aperture semi-angle, E 0 is the accelerating energy, and ΔE is the width of the energy distribution of beam electrons [22].
The City's Retrofit Chicago program is accelerating energy-efficiency improvements for public, residential and commercial buildings.
And finally, accelerate energy innovation and public support for research, development and demonstration.
Objective: Thyroid hormone accelerates energy expenditure; thus, hypothyroidism is intuitively associated with obesity.
Future data-collection runs will address the effect of the electron-bunch delay, injection angle and other parameters on the accelerated energy and charge capture.
In addition, the rapid emergence of multi-storey buildings can accelerate energy consumption, especially in cases of inappropriate building design.
