The phrase "a rapid study" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a quick examination or analysis of a subject or topic.
Example: "After a rapid study of the market trends, we decided to adjust our strategy accordingly."
Alternatives: "a quick analysis" or "a swift examination".
However, a rapid study of the dynamic model shows that, in such a model, great variability in FIV prevalence may be expected.
Examples of near-miss conditions studied through UKOSS include uterine rupture, 6 eclampsia, 7 pulmonary embolism 8 and placenta accreta, 9 and the system was used to introduce a rapid study of pregnant women admitted to hospital with influenza A H1N1 during the 2009 pandemic.
Springfield University22, which offers a rapid-study program in nuclear physics, has a long-running rivalry with Springfield A & M23 across town.
The German-language full review and a rapid report on studies subsequently published are available on the IQWiG website [ 8, 9].
The study validates a rapid survey approach to finding antibacterial phytochemicals.
Finally, we demonstrated that the coiled-coil immobilization approach does not require the purification of the captured protein, making it an attractive tool for the rapid study of any protein protein interaction.
This paper introduces dMS-HRM as an analytical method for the rapid study of heterogeneous methylation using the clinically important CDKN2B (p15) gene as an example.
The aim of this study was to develop a rapid method to study NF-κB by use of a direct specific binding DNA-based biosensor based on a quartz crystal microbalance (QCM).
In this study, we demonstrated how a rapid lung MRI study can be performed with ease.
You've got to be careful of over-interpreting very rapid studies," he said.
A rapid HIV testing study reported that 100% of participants received initial results during the testing session.
