The phrase "a very prompt" is not correct in standard written English.
It can be used when describing something that is done quickly or without delay, but it typically requires a noun to follow it, such as "response" or "reply."
Example: "I appreciate your very prompt response to my inquiry."
Alternatives: "a very quick" or "an extremely swift".
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It is found that the concentration changes in oxygenated hemoglobin measured from both breast and prostate tumors often display a very prompt rise, followed by a gradual persistence throughout the intervention.
"If the nation decides that it wants to place at risk certain targets that emerge, and that if you need to strike those things in a very prompt manner -- 35 to 45 minutes -- a ballistic missile gives you that capability," General McMahon said.
In a very prompt response, Yelp CEO Jeremy Stoppelman has just written a blog post titled Different Day, Different Lawyer, Same Meritless Claim: A Classic Race to the Courthouse in which he looks to debunk the new case.
Normally, I'm a very prompt person.
It also demonstrates that the scarring rate has halved since the GPs changed their management from traditional 2 to more active practices, 4 including (A) very prompt treatment, and (B) targeting resources on children who remain at risk until they outgrow their VUR.
Review of flagged-up patients by a nurse was very prompt, but additional clinical research support was provided for this.
The day after Martin Luther King Jr. day, I gave my students a very simple prompt: Write about a time when race, either yours or someone else's, affected you.
"He was very prompt in responding, most of the time within a couple hours," Mr. Oxford said.
"We appreciate your very prompt response in issuing [a disaster declaration]," she says.
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