The phrase "achieve a rapid" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the attainment of quick results or progress in a particular context, such as business, research, or personal goals.
Example: "Our team worked diligently to achieve a rapid turnaround on the project, ensuring we met the client's deadline."
Alternatives: "attain a swift" or "reach a quick".
Phew.She went on to achieve a rapid career progression in the City, whilst having babies with the regularity of a metronome.
If Pietersen is to have a chance of getting a contract for next year he will need to achieve a rapid reconciliation with Strauss and the England team as a whole, as well as the coach, Andy Flower.
To achieve a rapid and accurate stress analysis, three-layered finite shell elements are used.
Ventilated packaging is required to achieve a rapid and uniform cooling process.
Prednisolone is used in episodic cluster headache to achieve a rapid effect until other prophylactic treatment has effect.
To achieve a rapid and accurate stress analysis, a recently developed three-layered finite shell element is applied.
This paper pursues to maximise the mechanical speed when using stepping motors (SM) without position sensors in order to achieve a rapid-response manufacturing whenever any equipment based on such electrical machines is involved.
By bringing together open talk with the parents and games aimed at finding a "self" in the children, she achieved a rapid improvement in language development and a diminution of autistic features.
Grayling said the former Virgin Trains chief operating officer Chris Gibb would head a new "project board", working with the train operator, the Department of Transport and Network Rail, to look at achieving a rapid improvement in services.
But Picasso achieved a rapid succession of pictorial coups, culminating in the Lauder collection's large "Woman in a Chemise in an Armchair" (1913-14) — a shockingly reassembled woman with dangling breasts, which essentially trumps Dadaism and Surrealism in advance of their occurrence.
It has achieved a rapid development during the past six decades and contributes to over 11% of the world's electricity supply.
