The phrase "a faster drawdown of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the reduction or withdrawal of resources, funds, or other elements at an accelerated pace.
Example: "The new policy aims for a faster drawdown of the allocated budget to ensure timely project completion."
Alternatives: "an expedited reduction of" or "a quicker withdrawal of".
The faster shift to a mostly advisory and training role will likely energize those within the White House, particularly among Obama's civilian advisers, who have argued for a faster drawdown than some generals have recommended.
That milestone could appeal to commanders, who could hold on to most of the surge forces through next year's summer fighting season, but it could provoke opposition from voters and lawmakers who favor a faster drawdown.
The raid highlighted the insecure conditions in Iraq's Shiite-controlled south at a time when Britain has announced a significant drawdown of its forces.
In Afghanistan, President Obama has announced a major drawdown of troops, and in Nigeria, Pakistan, Somalia and Yemen, the United States intervenes mainly via drones or small numbers of troops training local forces.
Raise $16.9 billion through "a full drawdown of GE's Baker Hughes stake," noted Bloomberg.
Since inception Owl Creek Overseas has returned 12.3% net of fees, beating the S&P 500 by nearly 500 basis points and having a maximum drawdown of just 21%.
It still has almost 100,000 troops (and at least a similar number of private contractors) in the country, while a slow drawdown of the 30,000 surge troops the president ordered into Afghanistan in December 2009 is underway.
The administration also has negotiated the outlines of a tentative peace deal with the Taliban, which could lead to a drawdown of U.S. forces in Afghanistan.
The U.S. national security establishment reacted with alarm earlier this month after reports broke out about Trump's plans for an immediate and total withdrawal of troops from Syria, as well as a drawdown of thousands of troops in Afghanistan.
The U.S. Energy Information Administration said domestic crude stockpiles rose 1.7 million barrels, against analysts' forecasts for a drawdown of 2.3 million barrels.
The expectation that the retirement of the baby-boom generation will eventually require a drawdown of these fund balances does, however, provide some mitigation of these concerns.
