The phrase "blistering rate" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a rate or speed that is extremely fast or intense. Example: The company's new marketing strategy has resulted in a blistering rate of sales, with profits doubling in just three months.
But they couldn't keep up the blistering rate of progress.
NO COUNTRY in history has sustained such a blistering rate of growth over three decades as China.
In the first four games, the Lions' multifaceted offense had moved at a blistering rate on the ground and through the air.
Yet Golden State scored at a blistering rate of 117.2 points per 100 possessions overall against a set, well-schooled Orlando defense.
A1 Economy Soars, Stocks Slump The American economy grew at a blistering rate of 5.8percentt in the final quarter of 1999 as it closed in on the record for the longest expansion in United States history.
Michael R. Bloomberg, the billionaire businessman who wants to be mayor, is continuing to pour money into his campaign at a blistering rate, spending $16 million so far, just two months after going on the stump.
With blistering rates of economic growth following its recovery from the post-Lehman Brothers meltdown, Asia-Pacific stood out as a bright spot in the global landscape.
HONG KONG — Inflation in China surged past analysts' forecasts in October, raising expectations that authorities in Beijing would step up efforts to slow the country's blistering growth rate.
He points out that the progress we have seen in human society has happened at a blistering fast rate.
Tesla is using its car leases as collateral for a big $546 million loan as it turns to debt markets to raise additional cash to combat the blistering burn rate of its auto and energy business, according to multiple reports.
But $22 billion (revenues) rival Ahold, based in Zaandam, the Netherlands, and which operates in markets similar to A&P's, has been expanding its U.S. sales at a blistering 21% rate for the last four years through a mixture of organic growth and acquisitions.
