The phrase "attributable to accelerated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing causes or reasons for a particular outcome, especially in contexts related to speed or increased rates.
Example: "The increase in productivity is attributable to accelerated training programs implemented last year."
Alternatives: "due to increased" or "resulting from rapid".
With respect to the latter hypothesis, Kugelstadt et al. (2004) suggested that the observed placement of the avian GbE gene outside the clade of tetrapod Cygb sequences might be an artifactual result that is attributable to an accelerated rate of amino acid substitution.
Clearance of liver lipids by MB07811 may be attributable to changes in hepatic gene expression that lead to accelerated hepatic fatty acid oxidation, as evidenced by increased hepatic mitochondrial respiration rates [ 13].
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.
Articular surface incongruity, joint instability, altered kinematics, articular cartilage injury, and other joint-tissue changes attributable to the traumatic event accelerate OA development.
[ 2, 11] These risks are attributable to the nutrition transition, accelerating technological advances that bring time-saving gadgets and rapid methods of transportation that discourage physical activity, changes in workplaces and work hours, increasingly aggressive global marketing campaigns and urbanization.
This difference in the age of onset of mineralization can be attributable, at least in part, to the special diet that was used in our study to accelerate the mineralization process.
"Hybrids are beginning to accelerate".
The progress needs to accelerate.
This is a trend likely to accelerate.
