"rapidly reviewed" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a process that took a short amount of time to complete. For example: "The project was rapidly reviewed and approved within a week."
At the same time, the Food and Drug Administration will more rapidly review applications from foreign manufacturers to sell as generics in developing countries antiretroviral drugs patented in the United States.
Mr. Thompson called the Treasury Department to make sure it rapidly reviews the request when it arrives, according to Shannon Gunier, the Lake County Winegrape Growers association president.
LIKE the rogue gang master Fagin as the police move in on his London tenement in the musical "Oliver!", many in Britain's political class found themselves rapidly "reviewing the situation" when faced by the convoluted and sometimes cartoonish events that installed the country's first coalition government since World War II last week.
(1) When starting with existing experimental data, plot and display the data so that one can rapidly review and compare multiple data sets.
If the Clinical Network had a low PPV, as was seen in SPARCS (59%), our capacity to rapidly review medical records would have been diminished.
In order to rapidly review the large and complex body of literature that was anticipated to exist for the training and deployment of doctors, nurses, and midwives for rural MNCH in Africa, a scoping method was adopted.
In conjunction with alerts for high risk patients, this could enable clinicians to rapidly review and act on all available historical information by identifying important risk factors and long term trends.
Noyes compared Heim's findings with more recent crisis experiences that he had collected himself, such as that of a young man who was travelling in a car going sixty miles an hour when the steering failed, and who reported that his "mind was working rapidly and reviewed information from driver's education that might bear on what I should do to save myself".
Understanding of the specific biological processes and pathways underlying each step is rapidly evolving (reviewed in [ 25– 25]).
To expedite manual curation, CTD took two approaches, which we describe here: (i) implement a simple, yet robust, paradigm in the form of a structured, disciplined notation to streamline and standardize manual curation and (ii) develop a web-based curation application to allow data to be rapidly entered, reviewed and published.
