The phrase "a large and rapid" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is both significant in size or extent and occurring quickly.
Example: "The study revealed a large and rapid increase in the population of the species over the last decade."
Alternatives: "a significant and swift" or "a substantial and quick".
That amount was then passed on to LJM2, giving the investment fund a large and rapid return on its investment.
This requires a large and rapid release of energy, far more than that produced by fast-contracting muscles.
A large and rapid recovery was observed from 2D to 8D downstream, followed by a much slower recovery beyond.
But after a large and rapid weight gain, it is just as difficult to keep weight on, a new study of overfed mice has found.
The high CO2 levels we see today (and will see in the future form anthropogenic emissions) are extreme compared to the equilibrium state of the modern climate system; thus represent a large and rapid perturbation.
For a separate event later that day, we examine a large and rapid magnetic field change event associated with an unusual near-Earth transient.
Such melting would lead to a large and relatively rapid rise in global sea level.
However, the reverse transition, from the buoyancy-dominated regime to the wind-dominated regime, only occurs if there is a sufficiently large and rapid increase in the wind forcing.
The researchers cited three specific stresses: an unusually cold winter in 2010, the oil spill from April to July of 2010 and an unusually large and rapid flow of very cold freshwater from melting snows in January 2011.
The new family tree suggests the bird's progenitor underwent an exceptionally large and rapid size increase once it reached its new island home.
It is only through the market that you can get a large enough and rapid enough response," he said, calling on policymakers around the world "to see what's required".
