The phrase "adapted to accelerate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something has been modified or designed to increase speed or efficiency.
Example: "The new software has been adapted to accelerate the processing of large datasets."
Alternatives: "designed to speed up" or "modified to enhance speed".
The third novelty is that the butterfly algorithm is adapted to accelerate the Huygens Kirchhoff summation, achieving nearly optimal complexity O(NlogN), where N is the number of mesh points; the complexity prefactor depends on the desired accuracy and is independent of the frequency.
Mass drivers are based on the coilgun design, adapted to accelerate a non-magnetic object.
In comparison, commercially available graphics processing units (GPUs) are optimized for parallel data processing, and have recently been adapted to accelerate processing speeds of computationally intensive algorithms such as spectrometer-based FD-OCT [ 7– 12].
This has important implications for the coasts: It is much harder to plan for and adapt to accelerating sea-level rise than it is for seas rising at a constant rate.
It is significant that the new plan aims to start up rapidly and covers the full menu of solutions to climate change: clean energy, renewable energy, energy efficiency and the many actions that all countries need to take to adapt to accelerating climate change.
The productive potential of European species of forest tree assumes particular importance in the context of populations adapting to accelerating climatic change.
Succeeding as a modern, high-tech marketer means adapting to accelerating changes in technology — whether that's leveraging Facebook's newest features, segmenting customers with even more granularity or finding a new platform for viral distribution before the rest of the business world takes notice.
This provides an opportunity to develop a more robust approach to industrial strategy, one that can adapt to the accelerating pace of technological change.
This overarching theory of eye and brain dysfunction resonates with parents, many of whom believe, as does Jeffrey Kraskin, an optometrist in Washington, that children with issues are merely canaries in the coal mine for the pathologies of our time, being labeled as "sick" when their bodies and minds can't adapt to the accelerated demands of our era.
Like the authors of the new McKinsey study that was critiqued, no new solutions were offered to deal with this, other than hoping that technology will lower the price of everything for consumers.Can people adapt to the accelerating pace of creative destruction?
The veteran foreign correspondent Joe Shelby and his "longest-suffering editor," Ed Clancy, risk becoming "dinosaurs let loose for a final lumber around the news paddock" as they try to adapt to the accelerated demands of Web reporting, banging out flash reports for the Paris arm of a third-tier New York paper.
