The phrase "an accelerated trend" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a trend that is increasing in speed or intensity over time.
Example: "The data shows an accelerated trend in the adoption of renewable energy sources in recent years."
Alternatives: "a rapid trend" or "a swift trend".
She says there's an accelerating trend of exporting turtles by packing them into checked luggage on international passenger airlines.
Just the previous day a family court judge, Donna Wilson, had issued a decision legalising same-sex marriages in the province.Her ruling was part of an accelerating trend.
Data from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association indicates that since the 1990s there has been an accelerating trend nationwide toward more extended dry periods followed by downpours.
Last week Nevsky Capital joined hedge fund firms such as billionaire Michael Platt's BlueCrest Capital Management, Seneca Capital and SAB Capital Management in returning money to clients and adding to an accelerating trend of hedge funds shutting down globally.
In 2011, I published a model projecting ballot initiative results for same-sex marriage based on two scenarios: one which assumed a linear increase in support, and the other which assumed an accelerating trend.
While the shareholders elect the board, and there is an accelerating trend with publicly traded companies to vote on each director every year, there are no specific requirements and no required license for a director of a public company.
"The figures are part of what appears to be an accelerating trend with no apparent end in sight," said Wilfried Haeberli, director of the World Glacier Monitoring Service, which conducted the study.
It found that Mr. Batouti showed some stress early on in his repetition of the phrase "I rely on God," but that the last 9 of his 11 utterances of that phrase were rhythmic "rather than an accelerating trend, as might be expected with increased psychological stress".
That is a rise of 1m in a year, and is part of an accelerating trend (see chart).This number may look woefully small in the face of an epidemic reckoned to infect 33m people, but most doctors agree that the drugs are best reserved for those whose immune systems are most in danger.
