"accelerating speed" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the increase in velocity over time. Example: The car's accelerating speed made it difficult for the driver to control the vehicle, causing it to swerve off the road.
Add to that resource depletion, globalization, aging populations, climate change and the accelerating speed of technological change and adoption – from mobile phones to social media and Internet connectivity.
For Johnson & Johnson, value is about accelerating speed to productivity, but for any brand it is about reaching out to potential customers in a new dimension.
There was a debate about the death of variety acts, the accelerating speed of TV credits was lamented, and unsanitary conditions backstage were listed in lurid detail.
Just as daunting is the struggle to make sense of the torrent of information that surges out of computers at accelerating speed.
The boom in apps comes as economists are debating the changing nature of work, which technology is reshaping at an accelerating speed.
On Friday, the chief executive of NYSE Euronext, Duncan L. Niederauer, called for a re-examination of the accelerating speed of the nation's stock markets.
Then, with a switch of perspective, the light carves out a deep arched corridor, perfectly framing Odedra as he spins quietly and raptly, at accelerating speeds.
The advantages of agility are far-reaching from driving revenue and accelerating speed-to-market to attracting talent and meeting customer expectations.
These technologies are the foundation for a new generation of killer apps, a platform that extends vertically and horizontally in unpredictable directions but at accelerating speeds.
However, after becoming an independent municipality, the LULC changed with accelerated speed, especially in the urban areas.
When one cassette is copied onto another at accelerated speed, there isoften a perceptible weakening of the upper tonal range.
