The phrase "a fast settlement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a quick resolution or agreement in a negotiation or dispute.
Example: "The parties involved were pleased to reach a fast settlement, allowing them to move forward without further delays."
Alternatives: "a quick resolution" or "an expedited agreement".
But behind this argument lurks another one: that a non-nationalised AIG could have survived, if only by taking the approach of a tough insurance company which knows that the customer has little time for litigation offering, in the midst of a panic, a cheap fast settlement.
It was an unusually fast settlement, considering that in South Sudan a political deal to attempt to end the fighting has taken nearly two years, while months of on-off talks have failed troubled Burundi.
Rapid development and fast settlement competence may affect average dispersal distances [ 35], thereby affecting population connectivity and local extinction risk.
The disparity in the magnitude of the (negative) eigenvalues of the Jacobian matrix for the MO versus the DA circuits signifies that the perturbed state is buffered by fast settlement of the monomer-dimer equilibrium.
The government offered a fast-track settlement plan to Indians who say they were abused while attending church-run residential schools.
The plan calls for 530 additional houses in Betar Ilit, a fast-growing settlement south of Jerusalem, along with 50 new homes in Maale Adumim, to the east of Jerusalem, and 24 more in Ariel, a settlement to the north of Jerusalem.
Insurers are already exploring how the IoT will transform the insurance industry through improved customer dialogue, more precise price models and faster settlements.
In the second phase of loading, due to the considerable reinforcement deformations achieved, much faster settlements occur under the column compared with the soil under the footing corner (footing bending) and along with that decrease of the compressive deformations on the upper part of the footing near the column.
Slums in sub-Saharan Africa are expanding at a fast rate, and the majority of urban residents now live in slum settlements, [ 13].
Settlements are growing at a faster pace after Annapolis than before.
