The phrase "a phase of rapid" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a period characterized by quick changes or developments in a particular context, such as technology, growth, or progress.
Example: "The company is currently experiencing a phase of rapid expansion, leading to increased market share and revenue."
Alternatives: "a period of swift" or "an era of quick".
But now they are entering a phase of rapid decline.
But these big fields are about to enter a phase of rapid decline.
"In general, the flee of academics might have been an issue of concern in the past, but it shouldn't be that worrying today, as higher education and academic research are going through a phase of rapid internationalization," he said.
One major factor, perhaps, was that Wolves had ended their golden period of serial success under Stan Cullis and entered a phase of rapid decline, their relegation in 1965 depriving Thomson of top-flight competition at a crucial stage of his development.
In the 21st century, the Chinese economy entered a phase of rapid development.
In a press statement, Ofo founder and chief executive officer Dai Wei said "As the global leader in the bike-sharing sector, Ofo has been transitioning from a phase of rapid growth to a stage of high-quality development.
Indeed, for some time many neuroscientists have theorized that a phase of sleep, rapid eye movement or REM sleep, is when memories are stored.
In my last post I discussed an astrophysics discovery that appears to support the inflation hypothesis, which posits that the creation of our universe was kickstarted by a phase of extraordinarily rapid expansion.
Real estate prices start to rise, a construction boom occurs, and a new phase of rapid expansion begins, partly sustained by the revitalisation of the domestic economy, including services.
The central feature of both processes is the transition between a "hot" phase of rapid change and a "cooler" phase of slower evolution during which the formation of structures becomes possible.
bulgaricus genome revealed the characteristics of a genome in an active phase of rapid evolution, in what appears to be an adaptation to the milk environment.
