The phrase "a rapid feedback" is not correct in standard English; it should be "rapid feedback" without the article "a." You can use "rapid feedback" when discussing the quick response or evaluation of a process, performance, or situation.
Example: "The team implemented a new system to ensure rapid feedback on project developments."
Alternatives: "quick feedback" or "immediate feedback."
Some studies have shown that a rapid feedback of HbA1c results is helpful for controlling plasma glucose levels.
The fundamental recommendations of Agile methods are focused on creating a rapid feedback loop between the users supplying the requirements and the technologists transforming them into a solution.
Such a rapid feedback mode, which is rapid enough to prevent animals from falling when they stumble, has been previously described in biological and mathematical papers (Pellionisz and Llinas, 1979, Velarde et al., 2002, 2004).
It creates a rapid feedback cycle in the media that is much more difficult to control by practicing the "access" journalism that has been a mainstay of most recent administrations.
Stakeholder participation in monitoring, where there is a rapid feedback of the system's response, can play a key role in reinforcing cooperation.
Stakeholder participation in monitoring, where there is a rapid feedback of the systems response, can play a key role in reinforcing cooperation.
The delimitation of microbial communities based on environmental boundaries is complicated because there is an extremely rapid feedback among microorganisms and environment, with both being constantly influenced and changed in a cause-effect cycle.
This allowed prompt implementation of a prototype and rapid feedback from pilot users.
34 We found that an Experience Laboratory can provide rapid feedback on a developing theoretical intervention, enabling it to be optimised for field testing.
Instead of turning in a paper that seems to end up in a black hole, only to resurface a few weeks later with a few comments from a teacher, pupils get rapid feedback from other students in their class or elsewhere.
The rapid feedback generates a social networking effect when one person submits a report, several others soon follow.
