The phrase "a fast course of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a quick or accelerated program of study or training in a specific subject or skill.
Example: "She enrolled in a fast course of digital marketing to enhance her skills in a short amount of time."
Alternatives: "an accelerated program of" or "a quick training in".
At the same time, several studies suggest that HIV disease modifies the natural history of HCV infection, leading to a faster course of progression from active hepatitis to cirrhosis, to end stage liver disease and death [ 3- 6].
Only six weeks on, she is unlikely to produce a world-beating marathon but this is not a fast course and in the absence of pacemakers she might enjoy the company of others who, for once, will be wondering exactly what Radcliffe's tactics might be.
Due to fast course of labour, seven of the women had negative or incomprehensible experiences.
In comparison with other antagonists, memantine has a much faster course of action and thus has less effect on physiologic mechanisms.
He set the world record of 1 18 27 over a faster course in the 2004 Boston Marathon.
Partnering is generally the fastest course of action, since you are working with a team or platform that is already established.
However, a recent study has clearly shown an effect of dietary oil composition on the progression of a myxosporean parasite infection in Gilthead sea bream, with fish fed the VO diet showing higher signs of the disease and faster course of infection in comparison with those on a FO diet [ 51].
Interestingly, while Flat HA controls showed little marker expression at the end of the culture, cells grown on macrogrooves, and in particular the most closed (triangle waveform with a 517 µm spatial period) showed a fast time-course of osteoblast differentiation, reaching high levels of gene and protein expression of osteocalcin and sclerostin, a marker of osteocytes.
A 20-year resident of Barrow, Glenn Sheehan, says it seems to be on a fast-forward course of climate change.
