The phrase "a rapid confirmation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a quick or prompt acknowledgment or verification of information or a request.
Example: "We appreciate your prompt response and look forward to a rapid confirmation of the meeting details."
Alternatives: "a swift acknowledgment" or "a quick verification."
The developed multiplex rt-PCR assay is recommended as an efficient tool for rapid confirmation of a presumptive CBPP diagnosis in a well-equipped laboratory environment.
"The general availability of the test will be a boon for rapid confirmation of dengue infection.
3) In conclusion, we recommend the duplex rt-PCR assay as an efficient tool for rapid confirmation of a presumptive CBPP diagnosis based on clinical suspicion or pathological observations especially in a laboratory setting of developed countries and for epidemic surveillance in CBPP-free countries.
For genes identified originally by mutants via a traditional genetic approach, a candidate gene approach often allowed rapid confirmation of a gene's identity; for predicted genes identified from the genomic sequence by homology, a reverse genetic approach has been taken.
British recommendations for NAATs currently restrict their role to the case where rapid confirmation of a TB diagnosis in a smear-positive patient would alter management (for instance, if an NTM was suspected).
"In view of the seriousness of the misrepresentation of our position on the BBC News at Ten and elsewhere, I would be grateful for rapid confirmation that an apology and clarification will be forthcoming.
Assays that are limited to the detection of a specific organism have often been developed to address a specific clinical need (for example, rapid confirmation of the presence of meningococcoci in patients with meningitis) [ 17].
Diagnostic delays can be avoided by use of M. ulcerans specific PCR, a test available from World Health Organization collaborating laboratories, which enables rapid confirmation of diagnosis of BU.
Mario Bustillos Borge, the Red Cross chief in Tabasco, described the rescue as "a complex situation" and said it was hard to get rapid confirmation of the number of dead and injured.
