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Discover LudwigThe phrase "risen quickly" is correct and is commonly used in written English.
It is usually used to describe a situation in which something increases in a short amount of time. For example: "The price of eggs has risen quickly in the last week."
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China's wages have risen quickly, and faster than its growth in productivity.
But he has risen quickly, and has beaten the Yankees twice this season.
Most famously, Afghanistan now has a cricket team that has risen quickly through the league.
Its fiscal deficits have risen quickly, banks are overextended and land sales have become untenable.
Wages are still lower than on the coast, but have risen quickly in recent years.
Historically, home prices have risen quickly but declined slowly, if at all.
Funding had risen quickly under the Labour government, only to be slashed by Cameron.
Awareness of various kinds of pollution — air, water and soil — has risen quickly this year, especially among middle-class urbanites.
The water temperature in Long Island Sound is now 60 degrees and has risen quickly with the recent warm spell.
The water temperature in Long Island Sound is now 59 degrees and has risen quickly with the recent warm spell.
Lyndsey had risen quickly through the civil service, and worked in the ministry's main office building, in Central London.
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