The phrase "a rapidly implementing" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or awkward construction, as "implementing" typically requires a subject or context to clarify what is being implemented.
Example: "The company is a rapidly implementing organization, adapting to new technologies quickly."
Alternatives: "a rapidly executing" or "a quickly adopting".
It offers the potential for a rapidly implemented strategy that will rate and predict outcomes and complications for patients.
Despite these challenges, the interventions were evaluated by using available data, and a rapidly implemented population-based survey of Taipei city residents.
In particular, the acceleration of competition places a premium on rapidly implementing (and continuously updating) novel business models.
In many ways, rapidly implementing a new Safe Harbor agreement is far more critical for small businesses, and the consumers they serve, than for large companies.
Key to successful management of hyperglycemia is regular communication between the members of the care team as well as anticipating and rapidly implementing a new treatment paradigm in response to changes in immunosuppression, nutrition, renal function, or evidence of changing insulin resistance.
The recent emergence and application of engineered endonucleases have led to the development of genome editing tools capable of rapidly implementing various targeted genome editions in a wide range of species.
They are rapidly implementing strategic changes in the educational curriculum to facilitate creativity and innovation.
This will require planning, advancing existing and future legislation, and rapidly implementing necessary provisions.
This experience was extremely useful in rapidly implementing syndromic surveillance during the anthrax investigation.
A large-scale, rapidly implemented, integrated health campaign provided services to 80% of a rural Kenyan population with relatively low cost.
