"growth acceleration" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it in a business or academic context to refer to the increase in the rate of growth of a company, population, or any other type of entity. For example, "Recent investments have led to a growth acceleration at the company."
These extra ribosomes enable rapid growth acceleration during nutrient upshift.
Her flagship "Growth Acceleration Programme" of infrastructure improvements has been slashed.
In the CCR2 knockout study, we observed growth acceleration especially in untreated LLC tumors in CCR2 knockout mice (Fig. 2).
In 2007 the president announced a collection of long-mooted public construction projects, the Growth Acceleration Programme (PAC).
Called "a growth acceleration law," the program consists of a €8.5 billion package of tax cuts for companies and hotel owners, and increases in child-raising benefits.
Since 1995, Mr. Gordon wrote, "there has been no productivity growth acceleration in the 99percentt of the economy located outside the sector which manufactures computer hardware".
Selling is the key to success, it builds a buffer for growth experience and gives momentum to every other part of a business; making growth acceleration easier.
Construction projects promised under the Growth Acceleration Programme, which were funded by the federal government and should have been delivered in 2013, have not been completed.
We are less optimistic about the Nordics and Southern Europe in the second quarter but we expect significant sales growth acceleration in the second half.
The prediction model successfully captures the crack growth acceleration and non-symmetric growth behaviour.
(China did not even join the WTO until 2002). It is true that China's growth acceleration included a rapid expansion of trade and foreign investment.
