The phrase "are rapidly altering" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or condition that is changing quickly or significantly.
Example: "The climate and environmental conditions are rapidly altering, leading to unforeseen consequences for wildlife."
Alternatives: "are quickly changing" or "are swiftly transforming".
Molecular and ultrastructural studies are rapidly altering traditional views of evolutionary relationships in this phylum.
Here, recent policy reforms aimed at poverty alleviation and increased food production are rapidly altering the current land-use mosaic.
Although these changes – including shared mobility, automation, and electrification – are rapidly altering the mobility landscape, predictions about the future of transportation are complex, nuanced, and widely debated.
From the LifeWatch V, a smartphone embedded with sensors that enables users to monitor everything from body temperature and ECG to heart rate and oxygen saturation, to the YOFimeter, a compact wireless blood glucose meter for diabetics, Jones explains that new technologies are rapidly altering how, when and where people monitor and manage their health.
Encompassing everything from robotic limbs to memory-enhancing neural implants to gene therapies that slow ageing, transhumanism (or posthumanism) concerns the technologies and drugs that are rapidly altering the limits of human performance, as well as notions about what we might look like in future.
We would also be preparing them to understand how the coevolutionary process itself may be changing as we are rapidly altering all the major ecosystems on earth.
However, BM ultrastructure, composition, and localization are rapidly altered in select uterine tissues that are reprogrammed during pregnancy to enable early maternal-embryo interactions.
When injury to an adult peripheral nerve occurs, mRNA and protein levels are rapidly altered in the injured sensory neurons.
We have previously shown that JAK/STAT, IRAK-1 and MAP kinases signalling pathways are rapidly altered by Leishmania, leading to partial inactivation of various transcription factors such as STAT-1α, AP-1 and NF-κB [2], [3], [4].
Executive functions (EF) are among cognitive functions that are rapidly altered in MCI subjects.
Considerable clinical and experimental evidence indicates that in such patients a number of immune functions are rapidly altered.
