The phrase "accelerating out of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to speed, movement, or transitions, often in driving or racing scenarios.
Example: "The car was accelerating out of the turn, gaining speed as it approached the straightaway."
Alternatives: "speeding away from the" or "gaining momentum from the".
They soar effortlessly, inches off the wave tops, accelerating out of the troughs, and casually observe strangers with glances similar to those stolen by passengers in an elevator.
And it is exactly the same: aiming a car, braking, turning the car into the right area, accelerating out of the corner.
Since late January, when Toyota temporarily halted sales and production of eight models, saying their accelerator pedals could stick, consumers have filed reports about nine fatal crashes that they claim resulted from a Toyota accelerating out of the driver's control.
Fabio Aru of Astana was the main beneficiary on the day, accelerating out of the group of general classification contenders and finishing third, seven seconds ahead of his rivals.
You can't downshift from third to second gear quickly enough to get the engine on your side for accelerating out of the next bend.
"The new models will give us a tailwind as we accelerate out of the crisis," BMW's chief financial officer, Friedrich Eichiner, said, chatting with a group of journalists at a dinner Wednesday.
You will accelerate out of the atmosphere, then experience four-to-six minutes of weightlessness, before decelerating back down to Earth.
That was really easy to do on the old skis; you could really accelerate out of a turn.
Test matches are tactical battles that develop over a period of time and then suddenly accelerate out of nowhere.
"However since then, Nevada has been doing many things right and is accelerating out of that recession really well.
Sprewell accelerated out of the crowd, grabbed the ball on the run and, without a dribble, took two steps that gobbled up the rest of the distance and soared in for a slam dunk.
