The phrase "rapid application of" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a quick implementation or performance of something. For example: "We need a rapid application of the new safety protocols to keep our workers safe."
Smaller, more easily handled pieces characterized the rapid application of iron to buildings that followed.
Of the agencies that remain, they "are not as fat as before," Mr. Burandt said, "and there is more productivity thanks to the rapid application of technology".
If I am right in these judgements, monetary policy should now be focused on avoiding an economic slowdown and preparations should be starting with respect to the rapid application of fiscal policy.
Rapid application of TWW was the most efficient method in terms of reducing OM accumulation and water repellency in the topsoil layer.
This pressure to meet the triple bottom line of cost, environment, and society has often resulted in the rapid application of vehicle technologies designed to mitigate undesired effects.
The rising interest for resilience engineering and the rapid application of the respective theoretical basis to several application cases alters the traditional approach of infrastructure systems' risk management.
These advances unfortunately have not lead to rapid application of using BMP osteoinductive protein therapy for reconstructing most craniofacial bone defects, with clinical case series beginning to be reported only for limited small-sized defects.
They generally followed what the IMF and others have identified as "best practice": rapid application of loan guarantees to end panic, targeted bank recapitalisation to restore solvency, and transparency about banks' health, which restores investor confidence and enables banks to raise private capital.For all that, they may still be being too optimistic.
Thus, early detection of CPE and rapid application of infection control measures is of paramount importance.
