The phrase "a rapid and complete" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is done quickly and thoroughly, often in contexts such as reports, analyses, or assessments.
Example: "The team conducted a rapid and complete review of the project to ensure all aspects were addressed before the deadline."
Alternatives: "a swift and thorough" or "a quick and comprehensive".
A rapid and complete degradation of trichlorobenzene in dilute aqueous solutions is achieved using these films under illumination.
Targeting IRF4 by three independent sgRNAs resulted in a rapid and complete loss of viability in BC-3 and BCBL-1 (Fig. 3e g).
In late 1831, at age 76, Marshall underwent the rigours of surgery for the removal of kidney stones and appeared to make a rapid and complete recovery.
It is still a major challenge for targeted cancer chemotherapy to design stable biodegradable micellar drug delivery systems which show a rapid and complete intracellular drug release.
As a result, the steroids showed a rapid and complete reaction in 10 min at 90°C with MSTFA/NH4-I (100 2) containing 1.5% dithioerythritol.
Recently, a ROS1-rearranged NSCLC patient who had choroidal metastases that did not respond to initial chemotherapy but showed a rapid and complete response to crizotinib was reported (Lu et al., 2015).
Indeed, increased sensorimotor activity initiated early in an enriched environment induced a rapid and more complete behavioral recovery compared with standard housing.
CSD occurs in vertebrate grey matter and is characterized by a rapid and nearly complete depolarization of neurons that propagates at 2 5 mm/min as a wave across the cortex.
Pig experiments showed a rapid and nearly complete systemic absorption (91.5±27.4%), with DON appearing already 15 minutes after oral intake in the serum and reaching peak concentrations already after 1.65±0.79 hours [15].
After photobleaching an area in the muscle end we found a rapid and almost complete recovery of GFP-tagged mRNA fluorescence into the bleached area after 15 seconds (Fig. 4C1).
During the acute HIV/SIV infection, there is a rapid and nearly complete depletion of the mucosal CD4+ T cell population [17] followed by a gradual decline in the peripheral CD4+ T cell population [16].
