The phrase "a fast and dramatic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that occurs quickly and with a significant impact or intensity.
Example: "The movie featured a fast and dramatic chase scene that kept the audience on the edge of their seats."
Alternatives: "a swift and intense" or "a quick and striking".
This phenomenon is highly undesired in industrial application because it causes a fast and dramatic increase of the temperature of the reacting medium, often leading to scale-up problems, instabilities, hot spots, and erratic behavior.
Moreover, HKII displacement from mitochondria with TAT-HK prompted a fast and dramatic cell death, mainly necrosis, as indicated by the low cell staining with the apoptosis marker Annexin V in the presence of a massive propidium iodide signal (Figure 6A,B).
PR5 proteins generally exert their antifungal activity through a very fast and dramatic increase in the permeability of the pathogen's plasma membrane, by disrupting the lipid bi-layer and creating trans-membrane pores.
The regulation of cerebral blood flow (CBF) is a fast and selective phenomenon and dramatic changes in blood flow or volume can be induced within a short period of time (seconds or minutes) regarding specific or regional brain areas either in normal [59] or abnormal (e.g., epilepsy) [60] physiologic conditions.
In an epoch of fast and dramatic changes in ecosystems, a complete survey of biodiversity and an analysis of its spatial patterns from the field shall be associated with satellite imagery, which can provide a synoptic observation in space and time of the territory.
Although the events leading to the changes of '89 in Czechoslovakia were fast and dramatic, they had a social background.
The agents take their toll on the body by disrupting electrical signals throughout the nervous system and the effects are fast and dramatic.
A "confidential" company report written in 1986, also seen by the Guardian, noted the significant uncertainties in climate science at the time but warned of the possibility of "fast and dramatic" changes that "would impact on the human environment, future living standards and food supplies, and could have major social, economic, and political consequences".
American broadcasters, such as Edward Murrow, brought the drama of Czechoslovakia's impending vivisection with language that crackles: "fast and dramatic news from Europe tonight, tense news that makes your spine tingle and your heart stop cold", was how the now-defunct Mutual network opened its broadcast on September 13th , 1938
In the Barometer, the change is made visible, discussable, and operable, both in the case of fast and dramatic turns or slower and less noticeable changes that have more profound impacts.
