The phrase "a speedy rise" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a quick increase or improvement in a particular situation, such as in business, technology, or personal growth.
Example: "The company experienced a speedy rise in profits after launching their new product line."
Alternatives: "a rapid increase" or "a swift ascent."
So it's an impressively speedy rise.
Meera Syal's original script, which follows a young man's speedy rise from the lower depths to the height of movie stardom, has had its plot streamlined and its one-liners plumped up via the three-time Tony-winning writer Thomas Meehan ("Annie," "The Producers," "Hairspray").
This speedy rise was a blessing and a curse.
The film, an offshoot of a Web series made popular on FunnyOrDie.com, brings together a deft comedic cast (including six of the series' original actors) who enjoyably sell this tale of the speedy rise and fall of a hapless Christian band named Cross My Heart.
The Cancer of Hate On a course of action for the shocking, speedy rise of ISIS -- the al Qaeda faction, which has mushroomed in the fissures of Syria's bloodletting -- President Obama is now being blamed for inertia to move and inaction to find a military solution in a region that is about to erupt into a greater conflict.
In the story broken Monday by Politico, Bardella, a 27-year-old staffer known for his speedy rise and prior prickly brushes with the media, is accused of sharing private emails between him and Politico reporters as part of a deal with the New York Times' Mark Leibovich who is currently researching a book on Washington political culture.
On Friday, Catfish and the Bottlemen celebrate their speedy rise.
The speedy rise of their label is not something the designers particularly think about, though.
Andrew Robertson's speedy rise in football has stunned youth coaches at the club where his career took off.
