The phrase "a rapid moving" is not correct in standard English.
It should be "a rapidly moving" to properly use the adverb form.
Example: "The rapidly moving train caught everyone's attention as it sped past the station."
Alternatives: "a fast-moving" or "a swift-moving".
Hundreds of villagers and rescue workers were evacuated just before the latest powerful pyroclastic flow – a rapid moving mixture of gas and volcanic matter – was discharged down the south side of the volcano as a towering plume of smoke rose into the grey sky.
Hence, robust modelling statistics revealed a extreme ecological similarity between the phylogenetically unrelated Psammophis and Coluber, clearly indicating that their peculiar morphologies have evolved to prey a rapid moving type of diurnal prey (lizards) in a specific type of microhabitat (tall grass).
The stress inducing imagery associated with broken technology transforms into a mesmerizing, almost serene digital installation in young Japanese artist Norimichi Hirakawa's computer-generated video sculpture, The Indivisible (Prototype No. 1. Displayed across a wall of screens, it's synced to show a rapid moving stream of glitch pixel surfaces.
Only by making these changes will we see a rapid move to digital".
The only way forward is for a rapid move towards substantial further deregulation of numbers control.
An early draft of the report called for a rapid move toward a European central bank, to help speed the economic integration of Europe.
Many localities in regional Australia have experienced a rapid move from a rural based economy to an extractive one, due to a 'resources boom'.
Following that, there is a rapid move to tender in order that the promise is not overtaken by the appearance of delay.
India's banks say they have leapfrogged the expensive mainframe computers of their Western peers and expect a rapid move towards mobile-phone banking among the young.
At 32, Morris is the latest addition to a sea change in N.F.L. coaching, a rapid move toward younger, less-experienced coaches that has put a fresh face on football and sent coaching graybeards to the sideline.
The Paris accord seeks to stabilise global carbon emissions by the second half of the century, through a rapid move away from high-carbon energy, transport, housing and land use towards efficient, low carbon, climate-resilient alternatives.
