The phrase "an accelerated process" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a process that is happening at a faster rate than usual.
Example: "The team implemented new strategies to create an accelerated process for product development, reducing the time to market significantly."
Alternatives: "a fast-tracked process" or "an expedited process."
An experimental design is presented that simulates an accelerated process of DNA degradation in human bone tissues and thus provides a possibility for a systematic investigation of factors hampering DNA extraction and amplification.
Color/stone radiation therapy uses an accelerated process of light projection and is believed to aid in the acceleration of healing processes [ 18] while electronic gem therapy uses dielectric resonating properties of gemstones to induce energy into diseased or injured tissues [ 19].
On Friday, he flew by helicopter to Baltimore, where he announced an accelerated process for federal approval of infrastructure projects.
"We think the party is getting unified and we think the appointment of governor Pence is accelerating what is already an accelerated process," Manafort told reporters on Monday.
The Affordable Care Act empowered the Food and Drug Administration to use an accelerated process to determine whether a biosimilar drug could be deemed "interchangeable" with the brand-name drug for clinical purposes.
Though they did not win permission to drill in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, they got a lot of other things, not only tax breaks but also exemptions from the Clean Water Act, protection against lawsuits for fouling underground water and an accelerated process for leasing and drilling in sensitive areas at the expense of environmental reviews and public participation.
The banks have become pivotal in an accelerating process though which the impressive wealth generated by the UK economy is being channelled from those who have little to those who have most.
[C4.] Company Said to Improve 2 Drugs By applying an artificially accelerated process of evolution in a test tube, Applied Molecular Evolution has developed what it says are improved versions of Remicade for rheumatoid arthritis and Rituxan for non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.
The end result, Rabois says: "Founders can longer rely on FOMO as a way of forcing a highly accelerated process".
Indeed, the resolution varies continuously with the distance from the detector, and this accelerated process applies an identical resolution to all rows of one slab.
The performance of the proposed regression model, which plays a key role in the design of an efficient accelerating process, was satisfactory.
