The phrase "a rapid intervention" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where quick action or response is required, often in emergency situations or urgent matters.
Example: "The medical team was praised for their rapid intervention during the crisis, which saved many lives."
Alternatives: "a swift response" or "an immediate action".
More than 1 million children in the country are malnourished and could die without a rapid intervention, according to UNICEF.
France had said it wouldn't intervene, and Malians were hoping for a rapid intervention".
In January jihadists planned to march on the capital of post-coup Mali, only to be thwarted by a rapid intervention from French troops.
"But it's clear that intervention was needed and when you examine who could do it, it really only came down to France and the United Kingdom with the special forces, equipment and military capacity to carry out such a rapid intervention.
In situ simulation has been used to train and evaluate cardiac arrest teams' performance in the hospital setting, but in work at a university-affiliated, tertiary care facility, the simulated cardiac arrests were used to understand how well health care providers and their environment function during arrests, with the goal of a rapid intervention to correct problem areas.
These police are part of what's known as a Rapid Intervention Team - highly trained and heavily equipped, and normally only called in when a situation escalates beyond what the regular police can handle.
In a separate attack in Mosul, where government forces have been clamping down on Sunni insurgents this month, the battalion commander of a police rapid intervention force said a suicide bomber, driving what appeared to be a police car packed with explosives, attacked his convoy by steering the car into the line of vehicles and blowing himself up, killing three people.
The results of the committee's brainstorming and its analysis of the card-indexes lead to the creation of a consensual memorandum, the integration of the fall event into the bulletin board planning, the nomination of a fall referent in each unit, a more rapid intervention of the psychologist, physical therapist and physician to the bedside of the fallen patient.
A 10-strong team from the GIGN, an elite rapid intervention force, overcame the 30 unarmed sailors, a naval spokesman said.
Then what is needed is a quick and rapid intervention".
Early identification of tissue hypoxia is an advantage for rapid intervention.
