The phrase "acceleration benefits" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing advantages or positive outcomes related to increased speed or efficiency, often in business, technology, or scientific discussions.
Example: "The new software implementation has resulted in significant acceleration benefits, allowing the team to complete projects much faster than before."
Alternatives: "speed advantages" or "efficiency gains."
Software applications for sequence database partitioning, guide tree estimation, molecular classification and alignment acceleration have benefited from embedded k-mer searches as sub-routines.
Many of these buses were then operated on long expressways, with minimal braking and accelerations where the benefits of the hybrid engine were exploited very little and fuel consumption was notably greater than comparable journeys in diesel-powered buses [13].
And he encourages investors to hold energy stocks, both to benefit from acceleration of global economic growth and as a hedge against political instability in the Middle East.
The retention of such ability (physical, cognitive, and emotional) not only offers a distinct advantage in space when highly intensive physical and psychological stresses are imposed but also proves of great benefit when acceleration forces are reimposed on the body, such as during reentry or on a planetary surface.
While most drivers will still benefit in acceleration and fuel economy by going with a manual, it is not as detrimental as it would be with a car that was limited on power.
Women have benefited from an acceleration in the economy's shift toward the services sector during the last two years of economic weakness.
According to the nonprofit organization, automakers are bringing more hybrids to market that are engineered around conventional performance metrics like acceleration, which compromises their environment benefit.
Sprint is in the right sector, namely wireless, which is still growing in terms of subscribers and, more important, is well positioned to benefit from an acceleration of new services, especially video, as 4G/LTE networks get deployed more widely.
You would think that any of these guys stands to benefit from an acceleration of demand fueled by looser money in a below-capacity economy.Then you've got Minneapolis's Class C directors.
It simply runs without the benefit of GPU acceleration.
