The phrase "a faster adjustment" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the speed or efficiency of making changes or adaptations in various contexts, such as business, technology, or personal situations.
Example: "The new software allows for a faster adjustment to changing market conditions."
Alternatives: "a quicker adaptation" or "an expedited modification".
"The result is not only a faster adjustment, but one that is potentially more synchronized, compressing changes into an even shorter time frame," Mr. Greenspan said.
The Florida program is associated with a lower equilibrium population density and slower adjustment to that equilibrium density in urban counties, but a higher equilibrium population density and a faster adjustment to equilibrium in suburban counties.
The shorter production cycles in agriculture (relative to the decadal- to century-scale changes in climate) generally allow for more iterations through the adaptive cycle and a faster adjustment to changing environmental conditions (a process that can already be observed; see e.g., Olesen et al. 2011).
But perhaps only such a young government – in age and in time in office – would gamble so much on such a fast adjustment, so early in its life.
Deviated from the tradition UE grouping methods [28 30], Pico UEs will be re-distributed by using a fast adjustment in a group basis and a refinement mechanism on a per-UE basis.
While Don considers his future, with one foot in New York and the other in California, and neither on especially solid ground, another New Yorker has made a fast adjustment to the California lifestyle.
This results in a fast adjustment (decrease/increase) in the venous glucose concentration and glucose A V difference and a rapid recovery in muscle net glucose uptake.
A higher level corresponds to a desired goal of faster adjustment.
But the faster adjustment process does raise some warning flags... firms appear to be acting in far closer alignment with one another than in decades past".
