The phrase "accelerating volume" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to growth, increase, or change in quantity or intensity, such as in business, science, or technology.
Example: "The accelerating volume of online sales during the holiday season surprised many retailers."
Alternatives: "increasing volume" or "growing volume".
"Not only is the company benefiting from the restructuring that they did a couple of years ago, but you're also benefiting from accelerated volume growth and more thoughtful management of the company," said Amy Low Chasen, a managing director at Goldman , Sachs
We propose a method for hardware accelerated volume rendering of medical data sets to multiview lenticular displays, offering interactive manipulation throughout.
"Although we face a difficult input cost environment, we are making the necessary investments to strengthen our brand equity," said Rosenfield. "These investments are driving accelerated volume growth, despite having taken significant price increases.
However, Pretzsch and Forrester (2017) showed that the overyielding of mixed versus mono-specific stands is mostly based on both an increased stand density and an accelerated volume growth rate of the trees.
A possible explanation for this observation is that accelerated volume loss over time is a more prominent feature that separates Alzheimer's disease from mild cognitive impairment than constant volume loss.
Therefore, changes in the bone cross-sectional area may enable bone to better redistribute joint loads but may decrease contact pressure on articular cartilage, and insidious but accelerated volume loss may result [ 56].
In this model, an innovative solution technique for accelerating finite volume treatment of the electrodes as two distinct layers, a diffusion layer and a catalyst layer, is taken to analyse the combined effects of the macro/microstructural parameters on distribution of fields and each of the reactions involved in the process.
European exits are accelerating in volume from Helsinki and London to Madrid and Berlin.
It's also one of the world's most data-prolific industries, with IoT and related real-time monitoring technologies accelerating the volume of data captured according to an Economist study.
Since 1950, this balance may have shifted to reducing contributions from thermal expansion and accelerating ice-volume contributions.
