The phrase "a rapid trip" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a journey or travel that occurs quickly or in a short amount of time.
Example: "We decided to take a rapid trip to the mountains for the weekend to escape the city life."
Alternatives: "a quick journey" or "a fast excursion."
A rapid trip to the emergency room is recommended as standard practice, as an epinephrine injection does not always end a crisis.
"There are a lot of opportunities to experiment," said Mr. Snow, who jointed Secretary of Labor Elaine Chao and Secretary of Commerce Carlos Gutierrez in a rapid trip to highlight the administration's hurricane-relief operations.
The time interval between fall initiation (loss of balance) to fall impact ranged from about 700 ms (for a rapid trip) to 3000 ms (for a fall related to incorrect weight shifting); and the corresponding number of video frames ranged from 10 – 45.
OK, now this was a fairly rapid trip through a number of issues, in particular, some of the issues associated with the bilinear transformation, and also this issue of how you pick this parameter capital T, and how it might be associated with a sampling frequency if you're doing discrete time processing of continuous time signals.
Mr. Blodget was less surprised than many others by Ms. Stewart's rapid trip from America's most admired homemaker into a tar baby of suspected corporate malfeasance.
The party made a rapid 27-hour return trip to Rome; in the process, Leopold sustained a leg injury that troubled him for several months.
The mission's objectives were set forth in the published ship's log (pictured): For purposes of geophysical and oceanographic research and to determine habitability, endurance and psychological stress – all extremely important to the Polaris program – it had been decided that a rapid round-the-world trip, touching the areas of interest, should be conducted.
Although he had been writing magazine features in his spare time – "to get money for holidays and washing machines" – he now set about writing up a rapid-fire road trip around small-town America that he interspersed with memories of his childhood and family.
In a chronometer this form of escapement is mechanically superior to any other and requires no oiling other than at the pivots, but it is not suitable for use in pocket watches, because it is very fragile and also, if given a more or less circular twist, may "trip," causing a rapid gain.
He said he had never seen such a rapid melt over his three decades of nearly yearly trips to the Greenland ice sheet.
Zwally, who has made almost yearly trips to the Greenland ice sheet for more than three decades, said he had never seen such a rapid melt.
