Sentence examples for a rapid rollout from inspiring English sources
"rapid rollout" is correct and usable in written English
It is used to describe a swift or accelerated implementation or deployment of something, such as a policy, strategy, or action plan. Example: The company implemented a rapid rollout of its new project management software to all employees.
But as some conservation groups ally themselves with business interests to push for a rapid rollout of renewable energy, strains are showing in the so-called blue-green alliance.
After decades of basic research on M.S., the last five years have brought a rapid rollout of new and sophisticated drugs that are changing how this disease is managed and offering patients new hope.
Wardy Jr. was installed as chief executive, and oversaw a rapid rollout of six stores, from Boston to Palm Beach.
In February, the administration committee recommended a "rapid rollout of suitable mobile tablet hardware" following a trial involving 16 of its members.
AstraZeneca, awaiting final U.S. marketing clearance this week for cholesterol fighter Crestor, said on Monday it planned a rapid rollout of its biggest new drug hope in the world's top market.
Internet access can be added to a mobile network with far less investment than building the original network, leading to a rapid rollout of mobile Internet service that already covers at least 48% of the population worldwide.
Scottish National Party (p10): "we will seek additional investment to support a more rapid rollout of superfast broadband and 4G across Scotland and to support wider and affordable access to the internet in our most disadvantaged communities, and for a universal service obligation to be applied to telecoms and broadband providers ensuring everyone is able to access the communications they need".
Fittingly for Disrupt NY, New York is the next city on their roadmap, but they also see a lot of potential for Bidzy in less well-served parts of the U.S. "We built our technology to have a very rapid rollout across the United States.
And he backed an open letter signed by a group of eminent international scientists calling for the rapid rollout of vitamin A-enhanced rice to help prevent the cause of up to a third of the world's child deaths.
The programme also includes a proposal for the rapid rollout of superfast broadband, "if necessary" using some of the licence fee switchover surplus.
The rapid rollout reflects a spirited commitment to the program by the U.S. military, which claims that local police throughout the country have subdued insurgents and helped tip formerly ambivalent communities toward the government.
