The phrase "a rapid conversion of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a quick change or transformation from one state to another, often in contexts like technology, processes, or systems.
Example: "The company experienced a rapid conversion of its traditional business model to a digital platform."
Alternatives: "a swift transition of" or "a quick shift of".
This results in a rapid conversion of liquid water to ice.
They observed a rapid conversion of alpha cells into what appeared to be beta cells in the mice within seven weeks of blocking the production of both these proteins.
Mass marketing of such cars could begin within eight years.In a significant reversal of policy the French government is pressing for a rapid conversion of Airbus from a consortium into a proper company.
This is in line with previous published results by Nygård and coworkers in 2014 who showed that the expression of the d-xylono-γ-lactone lactonase encoding gene xylC led to a rapid conversion of d-xylono-γ-lactone to d-xylonate, decreasing the intracellular pH and, consequently, initiating cell death.
In Figure 3, it can be seen that there is a rapid conversion of energy from internal (thermal) energy from the moment of explosion to kinetic and potential energy as the shock passes through the star and the subsequent shell expands.
A rapid conversion of tamNox to tamoxifen, together with a rate-limited production of tamNox from tamoxifen may explain this.
The aim of this study was to obtain a system allowing rapid conversion of human tumorigenic cell lines into cell lines with stable luciferase expression, without antibiotic selection.
T. thermosaccharolyticum M18 is thus a potential candidate for rapid conversion of lignocellulose to biohydrogen in a single step.
Cortisone is active primarily as an agent for the rapid conversion of proteins to carbohydrates (a glucocorticoid) and to some extent regulates the salt metabolism of the body (a mineralocorticoid).
On the basis of our data this might be a consequence of the rapid conversion of CGA to DCQs as by means of an unknown downstream enzymatic step.
We propose a mechanism for embelin-induced rapid conversion of PAI-1 into a substrate for its target proteases and the subsequent slow conversion of PAI-1 into an irreversibly inactivated form.
