The phrase "a rapid connection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a quick or fast link, often in the context of technology, communication, or relationships.
Example: "The new software update allows for a rapid connection between devices, improving overall performance."
Alternatives: "a quick link" or "an instant connection."
For successful bone regeneration tissue engineered bone constructs combining both aspects, namely a high osteogenic potential and a rapid connection to the vascular network are needed.
It means that Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg should stop pining for a rapid connection from downtown to Kennedy Airport, or for an extension of the No. 7 subway line to the West Side of Manhattan.
However, the sheer size of metropolitan France – which covers a greater area and has longer distances - is an obstacle to intensive travelling practices, although the development of high speed rail lines has done a great deal to provide a rapid connection between remote areas.
The bio-specimen repository of the GNC will provide a valuable resource for the discovery and validation of novel biomarkers for early disease detection, at the same time ensuring a rapid connection between basic discovery research and its confirmation and validation in appropriately designed human population studies.
Similarly, two British academics, Bhikhu Parekh and Ali Rattansi, have offered a critique of the solidarity v diversity thesis (partly in response to Prospect articles) that also assumes an implausibly rapid connection between social cause and effect.
But whereas expansion of a water utility typically involves the replacement of informal providers, the experience in Manila demonstrates that the rapid connection of low-income areas actually hinges, in part, on the selective inclusion and exclusion of these smaller actors.
It would be optimised for large numbers of short messages sent intermittently rather than rapid connection and multi-media download.
The AMAN Mobile App and Web Platform (http://aman.egyptagriculture.net) are identical in functionalities as in some developing countries access to the internet can be difficult, especially away from urban areas, while telephone networks have good signal coverage over wider areas with rapid connection from the field.
The AMAN Mobile App and Web Platform are identical in functionalities as the rationale for the app is that in some developing countries access to the internet can be difficult, especially away from urban areas, while telephone networks have good signal coverage over wider areas with rapid connection from the field.
CEO Stephane Kasriel, who oversees a team of 300 employees and 700 freelancers, says key challenges have included getting the network big enough to make such rapid connections possible and building an algorithm smart enough to start narrowing a would-be employer's search on the basis of just a few questions.
Are foundation points for much more rapid connections and the monetization will come about.
