The phrase "acceleration of population" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the rate at which a population is increasing or growing over time.
Example: "The acceleration of population growth in urban areas has led to increased demand for housing and services."
Alternatives: "population growth rate" or "increase in population".
Since 1945, there has been a "Great Acceleration" of population, carbon emissions, species invasions and extinctions, earth moving, and production of concrete, plastics and metals, as pointed out by another new paper in the journal The Anthropocene Review.
Few Japanese studies have explored perceptions of disaster-related vulnerability in Japan, although this issue is growing in importance due to the acceleration of population ageing and the recurrence of large-scale disasters.
With the acceleration of population aging process, the relationship between lncRNAs and senescence-associated diseases has attracted more and more attention (Abdelmohsen et al., 2013).
Therefore, it needs to provide additional land for farming to increase food production in order to support the acceleration of population growth to use all sources of low-quality water.
Water deficit causes significant problems in arid and semi-arid countries especially with the acceleration of population and economy growth (Al-Busaidi and Ahmed 2014; Padmavathiamma et al. 2014; Ahmed et al. 2008; Prathapar et al. 2005).
Now home to 1.2 billion (up from just 477 million in 1980), Africa is projected by the United Nations Population Division to see a slight acceleration of annual population growth in the immediate future.
We are mindful of the horrors of "world wars" and the acceleration of human population growth from one billion people at the start of the industrial revolution toward eight billion by end of this decade.
During World War II and the early postwar period there was rapid improvement in the standard of living and a new acceleration in the rate of population growth.
Beijing's statisticians, to their credit, have in the last two years been releasing statistics showing the acceleration in the slowdown of population growth, undercutting the official message that the country's one-child policy is still needed.
However, given the continued decrease of the birth rate, the acceleration of aging in the population and the intensified population flow, the number of elderly-only families is rapidly increasing, and they are finding it more challenging to defend themselves against structural pressure during China's reforms.
The acceleration can also occur during reversal of population transformation.
