The phrase "acceleration towards" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to physics, motion, or metaphorical uses involving progress or change.
Example: "The car experienced rapid acceleration towards the finish line, leaving its competitors behind."
Alternatives: "speeding up towards" or "increasing momentum towards".
Nevertheless, Racak was seized on by the US to justify acceleration towards war.
Could any of them account for the slight acceleration towards the sun?
"A shorter final act is often used to give a sense of acceleration towards climax," says Pinchbeck.
A win for either of these athletes, however, will bring about an immediate acceleration towards the title.
It is almost impossible to resist the temptation to see the period since then as one of acceleration towards the horror of yesterday.
Rising up over Notre Dame, they heralded the imminent arrival of the peloton, the main body of riders, hurtling with spectacular acceleration towards Paris and the finish line.
Thus they can realize why the acceleration is towards the center, why a force is required to keep them on the circular path, how various forces create torques and how more torque makes them go faster.
In this case, the improbable conclusion given that the anomalous acceleration is towards the sun is that the laws of gravity need an extra post-Einsteinian tweak.This could cause serious difficulties.
In this work it is discussed the possibility of a fine-tuneable contribution to the two way Doppler acceleration either towards, either outwards a given central mass by considering a background described by an expanding locally anisotropic (ELA) metric.
All of these satellites obey Kepler's laws (at the time often called "rules") of orbital motion; and, appealing to his first law of motion (the law of inertia), Newton is able to derive purely mathematically that each of the satellites in question experiences an inverse-square acceleration directed towards it respective primary body.
That means the acceleration is pointing towards the center of the circle and it has a magnitude a.
