The phrase “acceleration by” is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe how something is sped up or advanced. For example, “The project had an acceleration by 20% after the addition of new team members.”.
Alonso went a little bit wide in Luffield to try to maximise his acceleration by straightening his exit; Vettel stuck his nose on the inside by accelerating a little, where normally you wait.
The complaints attribute 93 deaths to sudden acceleration by one of the Japanese carmaker's vehicles.
It is therefore vulnerable to landsliding, to undercutting by the streams, to acceleration by local earthquakes, to debris flows".
The move is part of an acceleration by wireless companies to expand the reach of their broadband Internet services.
Thousands of complaints have been filed with federal regulators; the reports attribute 93 deaths to sudden acceleration by a Toyota.
That was the first recall in which Toyota said floor mats could cause unintended acceleration by interfering with pedals.
In 1927 he patented a method of electron acceleration by magnetic induction, which became the basis of the betatron.
If growth continues at the premillennial rate of acceleration, by 2300 the world will be inhabited by 133,592 billion people.
Catalysis, in chemistry, the modification of the rate of a chemical reaction, usually an acceleration, by addition of a substance not consumed during the reaction.
Traction control, which maximises acceleration by preventing the rear wheels spinning, has been banned from F1 since 2009.
A microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) accelerometer estimates the acceleration by detecting a difference in capacitance.
