'fast acceleration' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe when something speeds up quickly. For example: The car had a fast acceleration as it pulled out of the driveway.
Electric motors have inherently fast acceleration.
Why might a BMW cost $25,000 more than a Subaru WRX with equally fast acceleration?
Our first priority was to quickly acquire a device capable of forward and reverse motion, with quick transitions and fast acceleration.
Voice coil actuators (VCAs) are widely used for motion control applications that require high precision and fast acceleration.
Also, fast acceleration times from a cold start to full power in the range of seconds are practicable.
Battery-powered cars offer some advantages over those with gasoline or diesel engines, including very fast acceleration, quiet rides and lower operating costs.
However, for such applications, the membrane design must be optimized to meet some specific requirements, in particular to allow fast accelerations.
Turbochargers give hot rods screeching-fast acceleration, using the force of exhaust gases to spin a turbine and compress air flowing into combustion chambers.
Ultra-fast acceleration from the standing start in an event as short and sharp as the 500 metres is crucial, and the Stotford-born rider was just a few tenths of a second behind Meares' provisional best at the halfway point.
This requires a faster acceleration in innovation and technological development than we witnessed 300 years ago.
GM engineers tinkered with the design to achieve more horsepower and faster acceleration.
