The phrase "a rapid transfer of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the quick movement or exchange of something, such as information, resources, or data.
Example: "The project requires a rapid transfer of data between the two systems to ensure efficiency."
Alternatives: "a swift exchange of" or "a quick movement of".
The White House will now find it easier to advocate for a rapid transfer of responsibility to Afghan forces.
"France insists on the implementation of a rapid transfer of power," he said, saying it should occur "within several months".
Those who defend the Trips global standards for intellectual property protection say that a strong patent system not only fuels innovation but provides the best way for developing nations to attract investment and encourage a rapid transfer of technology.
Violence aimed at the occupying forces and the interim Iraqi government is the main obstacle confronting the Bush administraion as it attempts a rapid transfer of sovereignty to a new Iraqi government by the end of June.
If current technical problems can be solved, telemedicine might offer a rapid transfer of stroke expertise to EMS [45].
The feasibility of using a vertical ship lift to provide a rapid transfer of ships over a large dam is being actively investigated in China.
For that reason, he said, the delegation is being sent to Washington to seek support in Congress for a more rapid transfer of sovereignty, budget resources and security responsibilities to Iraqis.
The United Nations and many European leaders have been pushing for a more rapid transfer of power to Iraqis, and the American refusal to speed up a transfer has made it more difficult for the United States to win international support for the rebuilding effort.
A well designed international GHG trading program could save billions or tens of billions of dollars and could result in a more rapid transfer of cleaner, more modern energy generating, transmitting and using technologies to developing nations.
E. coli is frequently used for studies of resistance status and development, and displays a relatively rapid transfer of resistance between strains, particularly if plasmid-borne [1], [2].
A lower N label is also typical for heterocysts analyzed by Nano-SIMS due to a most rapid transfer of fixed nitrogen out of these cells (Popa et al., 2007; Ploug et al., 2010).
