The phrase "accelerator of growth" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing factors, strategies, or entities that promote or enhance growth, particularly in business or economic discussions.
Example: "Investing in technology has proven to be an accelerator of growth for many startups in the industry."
Alternatives: "driver of growth" or "catalyst for growth".
In a cancer cell, in contrast, the accelerators of growth are jammed permanently on, the brakes permanently off.
We would like to also emphasize the role and significance of technological and economic learning as a driver of productivity gains and an accelerator of economic growth and prosperity (Carayannis 1993 1994 1997 1998 19991999; 2000; 2001; Drejir 2002).
In the simplest case, large subtypes of cancers are driven by single gene alterations that are directly targetable, such as the Bcr-abl fusion protein of chronic myelogenous leukemia, and others where mutations in a particular pathway are common, but do not represent the single accelerator of tumor growth, such as EGFR mutations in subsets of lung cancer.
My hope was that this outside-the-box experience could work as a sort of accelerator for growth and accomplishment.
If proto-oncogenes are the accelerators of cell growth, tumour suppressor genes are the brakes.
Here we focus on the fibronectin leucine rich transmembrane proteins (FLRTs): a subclass of the larger diverse leucine rich repeat (LRR) superfamily [2] which act as multifunctional accelerators of fibroblast growth factor receptor (FGFR) signalling.
The evaluation of Growth Accelerator relied on participants estimating the benefits of the programme, yet this came too soon to show the long-term effects.
"They're really accelerators for growth for the company, and that's really what we want to focus on".
He tells me that 20 companies have come through the London program and, perhaps unsurprisingly, the hypothesis that there was a need for an accelerator of sorts dedicated to growth marketing has been validated.
