The phrase "on a fast pace" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to something or someone that is doing something quickly or rapidly. For example, "The computer industry is developing on a fast pace."
The development is going on a fast pace which calls for the need of landslide susceptibility zonation studies in order to generate maps that can be used by planners and engineers to implement the projects at safer locations.
The program starts with the biggest ten markets in the country, then reaches the top thirty by a year from now, and continues on a fast pace until every station in the country is transmitting programming in digital format by the year 2003.
"And it seems like we're on a fast pace to urbanize our way of thinking, where you can't do anything at all".
Put it on a fast paced song while your getting ready it the morning.
Spielberg did not want to fast cut action scenes, relying on his script instead for a fast pace, and had confirmed in 2002 that he would not shoot the film digitally, a format Lucas had adopted.
Last year, Palace Malice wore blinkers for the first time and took off on such a fast pace that it affected much of the strategy in the race, eventually won by Orb.... Stevens will ride California horse Candy Boy in the Derby, and trainer John Sadler, while saying his horse is training well, expressed unhappiness that he had drawn the No. 18 post.
Of course these estimates are extremely rough, but even the lowest estimate of 22% new species (considering only the paraphyly criterion) leads to almost 490 (400*122%) species for Amazonia-Guianas and almost 2520 (2065*122%) for South America that are to be expected without considering true first-hand discovering which also are going on at a fast pace.
Run or cycle at a fast pace on some days, but focus on increasing your distance on others.
In the Mother Goose at Belmont Park on July 1, Secret Status set a fast pace as the 3-5 fandrite and surged to win by two and a quarter lengths over Jostle, overlooked at odds of 18-1.
The sentence words were individually presented on a black background at a fast pace (240-ms word duration, 390 ms onset to onset).
Often, the result has been evolutionary change at a fast pace and on a broad scale.
