The phrase "accelerating rate of change" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing rapid developments or transformations in various fields, such as technology, science, or economics.
Example: "The accelerating rate of change in technology is reshaping industries at an unprecedented pace."
Alternatives: "increasing pace of change" or "growing rate of change".
Engelbart, motivated by the need for people to collaborate in order to cope with accelerating rate of change, proposes Augment, a "co-evolutionary environment capable of handling simultaneous complex social, technical, and economic changes at an appropriate rate and scale".
A 2014 study from Constellation Research quantified the accelerating rate of change in the enterprise by examining a simple benchmark — the entry and exit of U.S. corporations in the S&P 500 index.
Second, our age is also one of increasing insecurity over things like the accelerating rate of change itself, employment, affordable housing, global violence and war, collapsing social safety nets, political instability, soaring world population, food and water shortages, poverty, climate change and refugeeism — all of which have an impact on how we evaluate our own prospects for a happy life.
It is not only continuous change that makes forecasting hazardous but the continuously accelerating rate of change.
Yet, in an optimistic vein, Keynes looked forward to the point when societies would adapt to this accelerating rate of change.
Kurzweil's big idea is simple: Each new technology unlocks the ability to build and distribute advanced technologies more quickly than before, resulting in an accelerating rate of change.
As technology and the network economy drive businesses to compete under continuously accelerating rates of change in technology, business leaders must incorporate knowledge management and learning into their organization's activities in ways that support and propel their business goals.
Information-based, relational interdependencies contribute to the learning and innovation necessary to sustain competitive advantage in an economic environment associated with accelerating rates of change in processes, products, and markets.
This accelerated rate of change will continue in our more interconnected world changing the good and bad fortunes of black communities more quickly than ever before.
When you get to the '20s, you get into a very much accelerated rate of change.
The last six months has also seen an accelerated rate of change, with women comprising 35.5% of new board appointments.
