The phrase "a swiftly changing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or environment that is undergoing rapid changes or transformations.
Example: "In a swiftly changing world, businesses must adapt quickly to stay competitive."
Alternatives: "a rapidly evolving" or "a fast-changing".
Mr. Thompson kept an eye on a swiftly changing black community, which threatened to sweep out the white establishment.
The shiny metal reflects a fresh flash point in a swiftly changing neighborhood where luxury apartment towers have risen in the last few years.
But their case, even in its broad outlines, opens a window on a swiftly changing and some say increasingly risky corner of the adoption world.
Id add another virtue oft ignored: fairness (@Sulliview) http://t.co/H8J5bnaD — Damien Cave (@damiencave) 6 Jan 13 In a swiftly changing journalism world, it's a debate that's worth continuing to explore.
Watching David Grindley's highly enjoyable Hampstead revival, however, I was as much struck by Orton's technical skill as his subversive vision: he combines the classic structure of farce with a running commentary on a swiftly changing Britain.
Initially, I was overwhelmed by a party of grownups that included the film director Carol Reed; Vivien Leigh; my uncle's mistress and soon-to-be-wife, Alexa Boycun; and a swiftly changing cast of celebrities which included, at various times, Pamela Churchill, David Selznick and his wife, Jennifer Jones, and Marcel Pagnol.
"A man of swiftly changing enthusiasms," Holroyd writes, "a dilettante, philanderer, gambler and opportunist.
A diplomatic process that turns a blind eye to continuing violence risks becoming an exercise in virtual reality, a distraction from swiftly changing facts on the ground.
Swiftly changing into a cream jacket borrowed from the TV presenter, she pleads for the camera not to show her scuffed boots.
It may be tempting nowadays to think of Patroon as an anachronism, a dinosaur struggling to keep up with swiftly changing times, yet it won't be the fault of evolution if Patroon falls by the wayside.
Yet in their cooperation with leaders from the government and civil society, the west seems to be continuing to chase a dream instead of addressing the swiftly changing reality on the ground.
