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The phrase "are rapidly getting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or condition that is changing or increasing quickly over time.
Example: "The temperatures are rapidly getting warmer as summer approaches."
Alternatives: "are quickly becoming" or "are swiftly increasing".
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Lasers are rapidly getting cheaper, smaller and better.
He makes a persuasive case that computers are rapidly getting better – often far better — than humans are in dozens of areas.
For we are rapidly getting to a point at which drivers will be apprehended for doing anything whatsoever apart from driving.
But publishers are rapidly getting to grips with it, and I believe that in the future I will profit from it as author and as reader.
Evidence that consumers are rapidly getting stronger comes from the Geneva-based Digital Luxury Group, which estimates that China's travel market is already worth $232 billion.
But publishers are rapidly getting to grips with it, and I believe that in the future I will profit from it as author and as reader.
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"Pharma is rapidly getting into a crisis," he went on.
The solution could be storage, which is rapidly getting cheaper.
And for another, the jazz audience is rapidly getting younger.
The Shirley Temple situation is rapidly getting out of hand.
According to Paulo Barreto of Imazon, the situation is rapidly getting worse.
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