The phrase "a rapid jump" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a quick or sudden increase or change in something, such as statistics, performance, or physical movement.
Example: "There was a rapid jump in the number of users after the new feature was launched."
Alternatives: "a swift increase" or "a quick leap".
In the same year, he warned of the risks of smoking marijuana, after a study found that middle-aged users experienced a rapid jump in heart rate and a fivefold increase in their risk for a heart attack.
For those who are chronically ill, have type 2 diabetes, or older individuals who are used to a more sedentary lifestyle, there are now concerns that making a rapid jump to 10,000 steps a day could have adverse consequences.
But in the coda of the Sugar Plum pas de deux, when the Fairy tucks her feet up together in a rapid jump (pas de chat), nobody currently matches Ms. Peck: she springs onto the music at the apex of the jump, and you feel her projecting full force, with decisive gleefulness, to the audience as she does.
There is an increase in electrical conductivity from approximately 0 to 1,200 km followed by a rapid jump at approximately 1,000 to 1,200 km.
In another departure from historical precedent, a rapid jump in global food and fuel prices has come just as the U.S. economy is slowing down.
The arrival of an IP shock is revealed according to the OMNI database on January 24 , 2012 at ~1500 UT as a rapid jump in the solar wind velocity from ~400 up to ~700 km/s, an interplanetary magnetic field (IMF) magnitude B increase from ~3 up to ~30 nT, and the enhancement of the solar wind density N up to ~15 cm−3.
The only possible explanation for such a large, rapid jump in sea level is the catastrophic collapse of a polar ice sheet, on either Greenland or Antarctica.
To arrive at this conclusion, we took advantage of the very fast activation kinetics of TREK-1 (induced by either a rapid pH jump or a rapid pressure jump) and the slow blocking kinetics of THexA.
"If half of your sales go outside of the United States, you're going to have half of your engineering outside of the United States, too," says Farr. Edward L. Monser, Emerson's chief operating officer, pulls out a chart showing the rapid jump in the number of Chinese engineering graduates.
Where "City of God" had the hard-boiled attitude of an exposé filmed on site with hand-held cameras and rapid jump cuts, "City of Men" is a more conventionally structured melodrama.
It is meticulous with time – neurotically observing dates and times, like a silent movie with its intertitles – and yet its rapid jump cuts mean that the reader is often bewildered.
