The phrase "an accelerating 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 accelerating trend in the adoption of renewable energy sources across the globe."
Alternatives: "a growing trend" or "a rising trend".
That is a rise of 1m in a year and part of an accelerating 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.
We interpret this to indicate some of the difference we detected comparing the period before IMCI implementation with that after implementation may be attributable to an underlying accelerating trend, but that it is unlikely that such an accelerating trend can entirely explain the difference we observed.
After experimentation with different cuts of the data and functional forms, this led to the decision to define two types of trend line, one an exponential (accelerating) trend and the other linear, based on a constant growth rate.
What is clear is that the coastal areas and especially the two urban centres are the migratory poles in an established and accelerating trend of internal migration on the island.
Chinese investments in U.S. businesses, all but nonexistent 15 years ago, now total nearly $50 billion and could reach $200 billion by the end of the decade, according to a new study tracking the accelerating trend.
