The phrase "a rapid analysis of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a quick examination or evaluation of a subject or data.
Example: "The report includes a rapid analysis of the market trends over the past year."
Alternatives: "a swift assessment of" or "a quick evaluation of".
In most cases this allows for a rapid analysis of the clinical situation of the patient.
They allow a rapid analysis of meropenem in the solid state (FT-IR, Raman spectroscopy) and in aqueous solutions, relying exclusively on dissolution in water samples (UV).
This study shows that the LIBS method can provide a rapid analysis of shale samples and can potentially benefit depleted gas shale carbon storage research.
In this study, we have applied a new waveform inversion method that incorporates the uncertainty of the Green's function, and we have assumed a simple fault plane model to evaluate our inversion scheme for a rapid analysis of the seismic source process.
Transient gene assays are convenient alternatives to stable transformation because such techniques allow a rapid analysis of gene function.
Here we perform a rapid analysis of the mathematical model, this type of model having been studied in more detail elsewhere [28], [31].
Within the channel, n segmented flow regimes are sequentially generated, and m-plex PCR is individually performed in each regime when each mixture is driven to pass three temperature zones, thus providing a rapid analysis throughput of m × n.
The data suggest that assaying an homogenate may allow a more rapid analysis of a multiply sampled tumour.
The pioneering treatment of Glueckauf [Proc. R. Soc.A186, 35 (1946); Discuss. Faraday Soc.7, 12 (1949)] is reexamined and extended by means of simple geometric concepts which allow for a rapid analysis and prediction of solute behaviour in such systems.
However, for a more rapid analysis of novel networks and network variants it is advantageous if laborious cloning steps are not required to obtain initial results on circuit performance.
On Cyprus, Mr. Dijsselbloem called for a rapid analysis by an independent consultant of whether the island was properly implementing rules against money laundering.
