The phrase "arise rapidly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that emerges or occurs quickly or suddenly.
Example: "The need for innovative solutions can arise rapidly in times of crisis."
Alternatives: "emerge quickly" or "occur swiftly".
Phenotypic diversity in C. albicans can arise rapidly through LOH, spanning whole chromosomes or shorter contiguous chromosome segments18,22.
Their work not only led to important conclusions about the evolutionary conditions that might favour this mode of speciation, but also predicted that new 'recombinational species' are likely to arise rapidly in a punctuated manner.
Biomarkers, new examples of which arise rapidly from new technologies, are used frequently in such areas as early detection of disease and identification of patients most likely to benefit from new therapies.
Kinetic analysis of this switch strongly suggests epigenetic mechanisms as opposed to a mutation driven process as they arise rapidly and at high frequency.
It may contribute to response variation in anti-mitotics seen in the clinic [23], and might also help explain why clinical resistance seems to arise rapidly to current anti-cancer drugs, including anti-mitotics.
This study therefore adds to the increasing evidence that parallel evolution can be investigated even after few generations [3], from a single trait perspective to a multifunctional level, as rapid changes in overall phenotypic integration [54] might also arise rapidly.
Delirium usually arises rapidly, fluctuates in severity, involves changes in consciousness and attention, and clears up within days or weeks.
Most, if not all, of the major lineages of modern birds arose rapidly in the Late Cretaceous and the Paleogene Period (about 100 million to 23 million years ago).
When treating with LAM, drug resistance arises rapidly and amino acid substitutions compromise rtM204V/I, rtL180M and rtV173L, etc.
Hybrid swarms have arisen rapidly following secondary contact, even when the initial densities of non-native species are low (Ellstrand and Schierenbeck 2000).
ABLS (a.k.a. preB vAbl and BCL-2) were pre-B lymphomas that arose rapidly in lymphoid organs of Abelson virus-treated BALB/c mice [ 2].
