"rapid achievement" is a correct phrase in written English.
You can use "rapid achievement" when describing someone or something's quick progress or success in reaching a goal or completing a task. Example: "The new company policy led to rapid achievement of our sales targets, causing a surge in profits."
Because it is often difficult to achieve an adequate pretreatment goal with clopidogrel in clinical practice, more rapid achievement of platelet P2Y12 inhibition may improve patient outcomes.
And that is another reason why his deliberate, letter-of-the-law handling of the crisis over the KPK is so damaging.It is also distracting attention from his rapid achievement of some economic-policy goals: starting the distribution of smartcards to poor Indonesians, entitling them to free health care and education, and removing fuel subsidies.
A bolus infusion is needed for rapid achievement of high-normal plasma concentrations.
Faster recovery allowed for the rapid achievement of rehabilitation goals, reducing the need for a longer hospital stay.
The system enables rapid achievement of steady-state rates, and minimizes the experimental time to study such mineral water systems.
Because of their small size, UMEs have relatively large diffusion layers and small overall currents enabling rapid achievement of useful steady-state conditions with very high scan rates.
Among the synchronous telemedicine solutions, videoconferencing – real time exchange of voice and image - is becoming popular through rapid achievements in digital communication technology.
The rapid expended achievements, till now, toward 1-D II V semiconducting nanostructures should inspire more and more research efforts to address the remaining challenges in this interesting filed.
Very rapid progress in achievement will be possible thereafter, Mr. Chester said.
It is concluded that there is rapid development and achievement in the improvement of nanofibers for new applications, and electrospinning has become a forerunner in this field.
Annual assessments included measures of math ability, math calculation achievement scores, rapid naming and decoding tasks, visual perception tests, visual motor tasks, and reading skills.
