The phrase "accelerating globalization" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the increasing pace at which globalization is occurring, often in discussions about economics, culture, or technology.
Example: "The accelerating globalization of markets has led to increased competition among businesses worldwide."
Alternatives: "rapid globalization" or "growing globalization".
The business environment today has indeed become mindboggling complex due to accelerating globalization and rapid technology changes.
In our time of accelerating globalization, are we ready to embrace a new inter-discipline, Comparative Classics?
The reviews are bogging down even as the accelerating globalization of trade and travel has greatly raised the chances of more damaging invasions, experts say.
In our current era, the advent of digital technologies and accelerating globalization is driving ever-faster commoditization of firms and products.
Moreover, accelerating globalization, increasing demand for animal protein in our diets, the need for new sources of energy, and the global scarcity of land have led to a decoupling of land use and local control, which raises issues of governance.
"In this world of collapsing emirates, runaway debt, the American dream becoming wishful thinking, the ascendancy of the radical right, seemingly plenipotent Asian countries and rapidly accelerating globalization, businessman Trump's time has quite possibly come.
Additionally, Clinton deregulated financial markets and accelerated globalization with the North American Free Trade Agreement.
At the same time, accelerated globalization stimulated the company's appetite for growth in untapped markets around the world.
In an era of accelerated globalization, the relationship between diaspora philanthropy and economic and social development is increasingly relevant.
Technology accelerated globalization, pulling hundreds of millions of people out of poverty in Asia but also offshoring millions of European jobs.
Derivatives, financial instruments criticized by the investors Warren E. Buffett and Bill Gross, have accelerated globalization, raised living standards, and helped keep the United States from sinking into a deep recession, the Federal Reserve chairman, Alan Greenspan, said today.
