The phrase "a rapid payback" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the quick return on investment or benefits from a financial decision or project.
Example: "Investing in energy-efficient appliances can lead to a rapid payback, making it a financially sound choice for homeowners."
Alternatives: "quick return" or "swift reimbursement".
The triumph of John Kear's side – their seventh European crown on the 80th anniversary of the tournament – is rapid payback for last year, when a team of youngsters from the Welsh system finished without a point and with the wooden spoon.
He is investing over $1 billion of his clients' money in "black swans"—ideas with the potential for sudden jumps in technology that promise huge environmental benefits, easy scalability and rapid payback.
Funding is always welcome, but energy efficiency in particular, can be strongly driven by regulation and standards, and because good energy efficiency innovations have such rapid payback times, would regulatory approaches, or state-federal partnerships in regulation and incentives not accomplish a great deal of what can be done in this area?
But none of these steps are necessarily easy, despite rapid payback.
Silent Herdsman claims its health predictions can result in improvements in animal health, increased milk yield, and enhanced profitability for famers with rapid payback on the tech investment.
Poultry production is another enterprise which is viewed as one which can be practised even by the poor and vulnerable in the community, owing to its low start-up costs and its rapid payback period (ASDSP West Pokot CCU 2013).
"Most of the work is labour-intensive and involves pretty rapid paybacks – improving the insulation in older buildings often produces a payback much quicker than five years," said the report.
It recognized rapid paybacks and government financial incentives and support as key influences on adoption.
One is for the financial sector, an expanding category which is disconnected from job-producing ventures (and whose rapid-payback, profit-churning mentality is increasingly dominating the management of other industries).
