The phrase "a fast path to" is correct and can be used in written English.
You might use it when referring to a route of action that will quickly lead to a desired outcome, for example: "The new program offers a fast path to career success."
The proposals would offer major exemptions from the requirements for citizenship to young immigrants here illegally who came to United States as children, giving them a faster path to become Americans.
Among those obstacles is a continuing concern among Republicans that a three-year naturalization process for illegal immigrants could give them a faster path to citizenship than people who enter legally.
He argues that privatising the north-east corridor will be a faster path to high-speed rail than leaving the transition in the hands of a government bureaucracy that has repeatedly failed to deliver on its promises.
Current procedures do not "fully serve their purpose," and the changes should allow swifter removal of companies from trading and a faster path to relisting, according to the Shanghai exchange's statement.
Nissen's technique of measuring plaque with ultrasound would allow a faster path to approval, but until now there has been no certain proof that affecting plaque buildup helps patients.
As a result of this shift in direction, we are in the final stages of confirming a new manufacturing facility that presents a faster path to start-of-production and aligns with future strategic options".
ISPs can charge Web services like Netflix ("edge providers" in regulatory parlance) for a faster path to consumers over the last mile of the network because there aren't any enforceable rules against it.
After my father died, I switched to Industrial Engineering and Operations Research when it became clear to me that this would be a faster path to supporting my family.
