The phrase "a prompt and dramatic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a response or action that is both quick and impactful, often in a narrative or analytical context.
Example: "The actor delivered a prompt and dramatic performance that captivated the audience from the start."
Alternatives: "a swift and striking" or "an immediate and powerful".
As the Times piece notes, we've lost the opportunity to prevent one degree Celsius of warming and without prompt and dramatic efforts almost certainly cannot prevent two degrees of warming.
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).
It was a tense and dramatic day.
A visual and dramatic tour de force.
Perhaps the prosecution office and anti-monopoly service should investigate, he added.Mr Putin's medical advice had an immediate effect: Mechel's share price plummeted, wiping some $5 billion off the firm's value and prompting a dramatic fall in Russia's stockmarket.
In 2004, the hospitalization of John D. Ashcroft, then the attorney general, led to the transfer of authority to his deputy, James B. Comey, and prompted a dramatic clash at Mr. Ashcroft's hospital bedside over the future of the administration's secret domestic wiretapping program.
Worker safety instantly became a top union priority, prompting a dramatic rise in membership nationwide.
Lalli's story of unemployment in the U.S. has an often more violent and dramatic counterpart abroad, as the growing numbers of jobless youth around the world have prompted an economic and social crisis.
That's a remarkably low rate of adoption for a drug that prompted dramatic headlines when it debuted in 2012.
On December 4, strong upper-level westerlies forced the typhoon northeast and prompted dramatic acceleration.
