The phrase "a rapidly moving" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is in motion at a fast pace, often referring to objects or phenomena.
Example: "The cheetah is a rapidly moving animal, capable of reaching speeds up to 70 miles per hour."
Alternatives: "a fast-moving" or "a swiftly moving".
Ignoring our successes, however, could unintentionally hinder the adoption of "best practices" in a rapidly moving field.
Phylogenetic systematics (cladistics) is a rapidly moving area, and new phylogenies are routinely published in scientific journals.
The reasons for the new effort include trying to find better ways to reach a rapidly moving population of teachers.
Orthodox economics, up to then, had been obsessed with the analysis of static conditions, the detailed examination of one snapshot of a rapidly moving process.
Deceleration injury, impact injury to a body within or upon a rapidly moving object caused by the forces exerted when the object is brought to a sudden halt.
6.34am GMT 45th over: Australia 183-7 (Faulkner 9, Coulter-Nile 3) Coulter-Nile chips Broad high towards the mid-wicket boundary and it drops just short of a rapidly moving Stokes.
And Patrick Boll is excellent as the stolid Rubin Flood, Cora's salesman husband, who feels alienated from his own family and lost in a world rapidly moving forward as he stands still.
We did note a few rapidly moving unidentified nuclei (3/42 cases with HU, Figure 6C); however, the majority were impeded.
Mr. Stupak said such a system might be the only way to pay for the necessary inspections of an industry rapidly moving to places like China.
Once an individual rapidly moving EE arrived at the centrosome it ceased to move and was retained in the growing cluster surrounding the centrosome.
Riskind has posited that the perception of "loomingness" is essential to the understanding of fear with fear stemming from a person's anticipation that a danger is rapidly moving closer [ 18].
