"accelerating process" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
This phrase is used to describe an event or series of events that are happening faster than expected or faster than usual. For example, "We have been able to speed up the manufacturing process by implementing an accelerating process."
Such incidents were bad enough, but the Murphys were even more disturbed by the Fitzgeralds' accelerating process of self-destruction.
The banks have become pivotal in an accelerating process though which the impressive wealth generated by the UK economy is being channelled from those who have little to those who have most.
By ad 212 this accelerating process had advanced so far that the emperor Caracalla could offer the gift of incorporation to the entirety of his subjects without much notice being taken of his generosity it was already in the possession of most of the people who counted and whose reactions might be recorded.
Therefore, the FETFAS is an effective method to extract weak fault feature from the signal of gearbox's accelerating process.
The performance of the proposed regression model, which plays a key role in the design of an efficient accelerating process, was satisfactory.
To extract the weak fault feature of the accelerating process from a gearbox, a fractional energy gathering band time frequency aggregated spectrum (FETFAS) is proposed to achieve a fast time frequency analysis of a large signal and to highlight target components.
"We think the party is getting unified and we think the appointment of governor Pence is accelerating what is already an accelerated process," Manafort told reporters on Monday.
On Friday, he flew by helicopter to Baltimore, where he announced an accelerated process for federal approval of infrastructure projects.
From this accelerated process came the term DSP.
In fact, it can be regarded as an accelerated process for the classical Newton approach.
The Justice Department insists the accelerated process did not mean applicants got short shrift.
