"change wildly" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to an unpredictable or drastic change. For example, "The weather can change wildly in the mountains, so it's important to be prepared for anything."
With two games in the next four weeks against Indianapolis, and one against the Dolphins, the landscape of the division race could change wildly in November.
However, they burst with detail; backgrounds change wildly from frame to frame, another nod to Herriman, but also cumulatively provide the dizzying effect of a Tex Avery animation.
Technological change wildly outpaces the ability of politicians – and the citizens who have become the collateral damage in the daily combat of cyberspace – to understand what was happening, much less to devise a national response.
Her designs don't change wildly with the seasons or follow trends, and her signature style is a playful mix of girlish and garçonne, served with lashings of Left Bank quirkiness and a colour palette of purples, reds, hot and pale pinks, yellow and of course, black.
Her purpose is to focus the attention on the subject of Chinese people and their identity, born out of her own two-year experience of fast-moving China where, she notes, even government restrictions on artists change wildly from year to year.
Second, as a result of them seemingly being pretty early in the process, everything could change wildly.
But there's no reason for the pattern to have changed wildly since then.
SD: I don't think the architecture really changed wildly in our subsequent investigations.
His primary focus has been on cell metabolism, which changes wildly when a cell changes from normal to cancerous.
The lab's primary focus is cell metabolism, which changes wildly when a cell goes from normal to cancerous.
While technology has changed wildly since 1992, there's a feeling that politically we're in a similar place.
