'rapid output' is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It is used to describe work that is completed at a faster rate. For example: "I was able to increase my productivity drastically by implementing a system that allowed for rapid output."
"You want to know what it actually is?" he says when I bring up this rapid output.
By contrast, the Fed's accommodative policies put further upward pressure on asset prices and currencies in some emerging market economies (EMEs) that were already experiencing rapid output growth.
A variant of this dynamic can be seen in Russia and many parts of eastern Europe and central Asia, where the fall of the Berlin Wall did not usher in democracy, economic liberalisation, and rapid output growth.
As a result, the rapid output growth in this industry does not mean that American factories are producing many more computers, semiconductors, and related products — they may be producing fewer.
What we'd expect to see given a prolonged, large output gap is precisely what we have seen wage growth that is virtually flat and inflation that remains fairly dormant even during bursts of rapid output growth.
Three major tax increases were passed during the war, and the war was accompanied by rapid output growth.
Among the reasons is that China's method of evaluating academic research performance values rapid publication output and quick research outcomes over high-quality research with long-term benefits.
Small molecule fluorescent probes for Zn2+ consisting of a chelating unit, attached (directly or indirectly) to a fluorescent moiety can deliver a rapid, strong output signal in response to binding of Zn2+ at the chelation site, even at very low concentrations of the metal ion.
Both the current account and the exchange rate (painfully strong for much of 1997) have been under pressure since September.The current account was already being reddened by over-rapid growth; output was 10% higher in December than 12 months before.
As can be seen therein, China's natural gas production will continue to maintain a rapid growth, and output breakthroughs of 200/300/323 billion cubic meters will occur in year 2020/2030/2036, respectively, followed by a gradual decline.
WASHINGTON — The rapid rise in output of natural gas and, more recently, oil in the United States is transforming the country's energy and economic landscape.
