The phrase "a fast return of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a quick or prompt return of something, such as a response, product, or service.
Example: "We appreciate your patience and look forward to a fast return of the requested documents."
Alternatives: "a quick return of" or "a prompt return of".
An updated version was quickly resubmitted that same day, prompting TweetDeck community manager Richard Barley to tweet that he was going to try and push for a fast return of the (free) app on the store.
This has considerably shortened compared to the previous 3 years, partly due to few reviewer refusals, a fast return of reviews, and the easiness of the on-line review system with our new Editorial Manager System.
After adjustment, alvimopan was associated with a faster return of bowel function by 0.6 day (P = 0.0006), and lower incidence of postoperative ileus (odds ratio 0.23, P = 0.0002).
Patients in the PTX group exhibited longer PCA trigger times, less morphine consumption, and a faster return of bowel function compared with patients in the control group.
In unadjusted analysis, the alvimopan group had a faster return of bowel function, shorter length of stay, and lower rates of ileus, Foley re-insertion, and urinary tract infection (all P < 0.01).
Patients in the clonidine group exhibited longer PCEA trigger times, lower pain scores at rest and while coughing, less morphine consumption, and a faster return of bowel function throughout the 72-h postoperative observation period, compared with patients in the control group.
Statistically significant differences in a faster return of gastrointestinal function and shorter hospital stay were identified in favor of laparoscopic-assisted resection.
Moreover, the results of these trials uniformly demonstrated that mini-invasive surgery showed several advantages over conventional open surgery, including lower pain scores, less use of narcotics and analgesics, shorter length of hospital stay, and a faster return of bowel function [7]– [7]].
Patient satisfaction with migraine treatment requires the rapid onset of pain relief, early complete relief, sustained pain freedom, relief of associated symptoms, consistent pain relief across attacks, the absence of side effects, a fast return to normal functioning and reduced disruption of daily activities [8].
