The phrase "acceleration of knowledge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the rapid increase or enhancement of understanding, learning, or information dissemination.
Example: "The acceleration of knowledge in the digital age has transformed how we access and share information."
Alternatives: "speeding up of knowledge" or "rapid advancement of knowledge".
This breakthrough, which unleashed an acceleration of knowledge and progress, pressed into service the screw devices long used for extracting grape juice for the wine trade.
Breaking off technology development now and picking it up later will come at an added cost, because of negative impacts on investor confidence and an acceleration of knowledge depreciation rates [118].
CDS will help health care providers cope with an increase in the number of clinical decisions and acceleration of knowledge development that would not be manageable without EHR systems.
As such technologies are becoming widely available, it is very likely that there will be a rapid acceleration of our knowledge of how, where and why mitochondria respond to and regulate neural plasticity and how abnormalities in such mechanisms contribute to the pathogenesis of neurological disorders.
Given the perception of acceleration, the knowledge of the past seemed to offer less and less that was useful for solving future problems.
The accumulated knowledge and characterization of strains and the acceleration of this accumulated knowledge attributable to the development and use of Tg mice cannot be overstated as this work has advanced our scientific understanding of TSE disease immensely.
It seems possible, then, that Tillerson's ExxonMobil was sharing with Putin's Russia its knowledge about the acceleration of climate change, as it continued to fund efforts to conceal the risks of climate change from the American people.
That decision led to an acceleration of withdrawal requests, said people with direct knowledge of the fund.
More specifically, a ray-launching procedure, based on a semantic segmentation, gives a coarse scene representation for collision avoidance; a nearly-constant velocity dynamic model smooths the acceleration progression and knowledge of the agent's destination may further steer the path prediction.
Are they instances of knowledge?
