The phrase "fast-paced environments" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe settings or situations that are dynamic, quick-moving, and require adaptability.
Example: "Working in fast-paced environments has taught me to think on my feet and make quick decisions."
Alternatives: "high-energy settings" or "rapidly changing environments."
They however will not stand up scrutiny if their structure and dynamics are not taken into account and particularly not only the speed of network connections of the focal firm but also that of other organizations in local as well as more globally fast-paced environments.
"At the same time, with all credit due to London and its ability to attract great companies, the larger tech companies are now the new competition for talent — but I still think it's net positive because they'll also bring people into London, who will eventually realize they want to be in more aggressive and fast-paced environments".
Operating rooms are high-pressure, fast-paced environments, there's no question about that.
I am one who embraces creativity, new ideas and able to work in fast-paced environments.
Our results reveal that studies concerning only one professional group or one decision-making area are not enough when complex and fast-paced environments such as ICUs are investigated.
My ability to get along well with others, to make necessary adjustments to meet deadlines, and effectively coordinate in fast-paced environments have all contributed to my growth in this field and my employers placing a significant degree of trust in me.
"Fast-casual dining is perfectly suited to the fast-paced environment of New York," Mr. Angelone said.
"It was a crazy, kinetic, fast-paced environment," he said of his boyhood.
I'm lucky to be a part of a company culture which thrives on change and naturally embraces a fast-paced environment.
"It means that in a fast-paced environment, everything we work on is well documented and can be revisited easily," he says.
It can be a daunting experience to re-enter a competitive and fast-paced environment, especially whilst still caring for young children.
