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The phrase "a fast and easy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a process, task, or method that is both quick and simple to accomplish.
Example: "This recipe is a fast and easy way to prepare dinner on a busy weeknight."
Alternatives: "quick and simple" or "speedy and straightforward".
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This was a fast and easy deal".
And working with Kodiak is a fast and easy way to get those new features.
We conclude that polarographic oxymetry provides a fast and easy evaluation test of islet quality.
This chapter focuses on a usability test, which is a fast and easy user research technique.
MIT provides a fast and easy way to order official Institute stationery through eCAT3, the Institute's online ordering system.
In contrast to the known ceramic technologies, the LTCC technology enables a fast and easy fabrication of microfluidic devices.
"Painting your front door is a fast and easy way to upgrade and freshen up curb appeal.
A fast and easy way to deposit platinum could reduce the amount of the precious metal needed for fuel cells.
For a fast and easy translation from design to real-time application, a new software tool has been developed.
BBC Good Food has made a brave stab at a "fast and easy" version, where the rice is boiled and drained, then added straight to the wok.
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He touts a fast-and-easy service that can get you signed up for insurance in just 60 seconds.
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