The phrase "accelerating use" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where the frequency or intensity of using something is increasing over time.
Example: "The accelerating use of renewable energy sources is crucial for combating climate change."
Alternatives: "increasing utilization" or "growing adoption".
The US's accelerating use of biofuels has already led to rising food prices leading to turmoil in poor countries.
Because of an accelerating use of a shortcut to graduation called credit recovery — used by 88percentt of school districts — most if not all of this much-publicized high school improvement might be an illusion.
What's concerning, though, is the accelerating use of the Internet and social media for public shaming of non-public figures.
It takes time to stand up a shared service center / GIC or expand it, which is why we also see accelerating use of third parties temporarily while these investments mature.
The iPhone's genius was in combining the elements to produce a device capable of accelerating use of the network in realtime, to signal the arrival, the existence, of valuable things.
"I don't want to see them drag the law down and lose the world as a place in which the law is held as a high standard". Difficult questions about international law are boiling up because of the Obama administration's accelerating use of armed drones against what it says are suspected terrorists in Pakistan, Yemen and Somalia, and potentially elsewhere as well.
Backers of the technology argue that accelerated use of genetic engineering offers the only hope of feeding, clothing and housing the growing global population.
Those include high inflation, misallocation of capital, overinvestment in heavy industry, and the accelerated use of scarce resources and environmental degradation, Mr. Sanft wrote.
A main reason for the accelerated use of cobalt could be its increasing application in new technologies, as pointed out in the introduction.
This accelerated use fortifies the principle that excellent, strong book collections, strategically placed, provide economical and satisfactory extension [branch] service".
Thanks to such advances, the accelerated use of pneumococcal vaccination is projected to save 5 to 7 million lives by 2030.
