The phrase "accelerating society" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a society that is rapidly advancing or evolving, often in terms of technology, culture, or social change.
Example: "In an accelerating society, the pace of innovation often outstrips our ability to adapt."
Alternatives: "fast-paced society" or "rapidly evolving society".
With an accelerated society and growing concern about climate change, we're culturally drawn to end-of-days scenarios more than ever.
As the rate of change continues to accelerate in society, so too does the rate at which our engineering graduates need to adapt.
"I don't think a country will improve if only one gender accelerates in society while the other just stays as it is," she says.
The title itself 30 Seconds to Mars indicates the accelerated human society and suggests a potential escapism from it.
And I believe the trend is accelerating and Korean society is rapidly changing with this trend.
"Stanford is poised to put into operation a series of bold initiatives that will help us reach our overarching goals of empowering creativity and agile research, accelerating solutions for society and supporting a 21st-century learning community," he said.
His research and action scholarship agendas are focused on exploring the convergence of globalisation, innovation society, accelerating change in human knowledge development, and building positive futures for knowledge creation systems in an era of exponential uncertainty.
His work illustrates that amid the accelerating progress of society, our living environment has significantly improved, while humans are becoming increasing lost about the meaning and value of self -- sometimes even allowing the self to disintegrate.
We are confronted with questions on identity in a world, where flexibility is seen as a virtue and accelerating change pervades society, in the vocational world, in families, relationships, and in the biographies of individuals.
Climate change and species extinctions are accelerating even as societies are experiencing rising inequality, unemployment, slow economic growth, rising debt levels, and impotent governments.
