The phrase "as urbanization accelerates" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the effects or implications of increasing urbanization in various contexts, such as social, economic, or environmental issues.
Example: "As urbanization accelerates, cities must adapt to the growing population and its demands for infrastructure and services."
Alternatives: "as cities grow rapidly" or "as urban growth intensifies".
As urbanization accelerates across the world, digital media and information technologies hold huge potential for understanding, designing, and managing cities.
As urbanization accelerates in Shanghai, land continues to develop along suburban arterials which results in more access points along the roadways and more congested suburban arterials; all these changes have led to deterioration in traffic safety.
It is about the respect for the elderly and about sympathy with those who came before, both of which are facing challenge as urbanization accelerates.
As the pace of urbanization accelerates, the conservation of urban biodiversity emerges as a rising concern.
No; they are the legions of Japanese automobiles driven by Africans in their rapidly growing megacities as the continent's urbanization accelerates.
As in many major cities around the globe, urbanization accelerated, and the metropolitan areas of the coasts and the South have taken in swaths of 'Millennials' (broadly, today's 18-to-34 18-to-34 18-to-34cted byearshnoldgy sector jobs attractedurs, live/work/play environments.
Brazil received increasing numbers of immigrants, and its rate of urbanization accelerated.
With the population growing rapidly and urbanization accelerating, the food deficit continues to worsen despite government efforts to rectify the situation.
Economically, the introduction of iron utensils (Wagner 1993) revolutionized agriculture, allowing higher yields, prompting the development of wastelands, and bringing about demographic growth, as well as accelerating urbanization and commercialization of the economy.
The report showed rising rates in each of the six urbanization classifications but found "a geographic disparity" in which rates increased as urbanization decreased.
Now, as urbanization in the West encroaches on their remaining habitat, some are making audacious attempts to reclaim ceded lands.
