The phrase "acceleration change" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to physics or engineering, particularly when discussing variations in acceleration over time.
Example: "The acceleration change observed during the test was significant, indicating a potential issue with the vehicle's performance."
Alternatives: "change in acceleration" or "variation in acceleration."
And the comparisons are inevitable: the left-footedness, low center of gravity, ball control, acceleration, change of direction, instinctive passing, luminous virtuosity.
In March, Maradona, now the Argentine national team coach, awarded Messi his former No. 10 jersey for a World Cup qualifying match — homage to a familiar low center of gravity, ball control, acceleration, change of direction, instinctive passing and flair for gasping brilliance.
Fast response to a maneuver onset and exact discrimination of the acceleration change are important for interception performance improvement.
This review resulted in the following activities: maintaining balance after perturbation, reach, propulsion, acceleration, change of direction and specific for wheelchair basketball and wheelchair rugby, tilting the chair.
For the position-error filter we could find a full solution for the process noise due to acceleration change and bias change.
By analyzing the characteristics of the new time function, we found that it could meet the dynamic process, the velocity change process and the acceleration change process during surface subsidence.
For a static body, a vertical acceleration changes the effective weight (but not mass) of the body, changing the point at which it will topple.
VSP is sensitive to speed and acceleration changes.
Such an option would need to assume that acceleration changes would be negligible in the near future.
Chulliat et al. (2010) pointed out that rapid magnetic field acceleration changes occurred around 2007, following core field acceleration in 2005 2006.
The seismic hazard analyses have indicated that peak ground acceleration changes within a wide range (0.011 g and 0.564 g) for the dam sites of the basin.
