"rapidly assumed" is a correct and usable phrase.
It is often used to describe the speed at which something has been accepted or done. For example, "The proposal was rapidly assumed by the majority of the board."
But each rapidly assumed cult status and that cult has never dwindled.
Most of today's best organisations have abandoned this idea at least in the mechanistic form that it rapidly assumed.
From De Gaulle to Chirac, French presidents, enjoying powers that far exceed those of most of the world's 20 or so real monarchs, have rapidly assumed custodianship of la gloire.
Instead, Nel rapidly assumed cult hero status at Murrayfield.
During the last half of the 19th century, under the leadership of President F.A.P. Barnard, the institution rapidly assumed the shape of a modern university.
One of these experts was Pierre-François Palloy, a bourgeois entrepreneur who claimed vainqueur status for his role during the taking of the Bastille, and he rapidly assumed control over the entire process.
"The Paris parks", said a wireless to the Times, "are rapidly assuming their pre-war aspect.
After emerging from the pupal skin, the adult rapidly assumes its final adult form and coloration, although metallic colours may take some days to develop their final appearance.
Second, it has a high fatality rate -- up to 15percentt despite treatment and as much as 50percentt without treatment -- and can rapidly assume a fatal course that cannot be reversed by antibiotics and other treatments.
"The hedge fund mania that now grips the U.S. and Europe is rapidly assuming all the classic characteristics of a bubble," Mr. Biggs wrote to Morgan Stanley clients in 2001.
The next morning, the client (Tadashi Okuno), a retired professor, drives her to school, where, thrown together with her fiancé (Ryo Kase), a conscientious mechanic, the old man rapidly assumes a surprisingly active and beneficent role in her life.
