The phrase "a faster path to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a more efficient or quicker way to achieve a goal or reach a destination.
Example: "This new software provides a faster path to completing our projects on time."
Alternatives: "a quicker route to" or "an expedited way to".
Automation allows the management of servers, switches, monitoring and security at the same time, creating a faster path to scale.
Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky). said Tuesday afternoon that he has not, in fact, endorsed a faster path to citizenship, despite many reports Tuesday morning that he had.
Online learners that obtain the MITx MicroMasters credential in supply chain management now have a faster path to a master's degree at MIT and also at Curtin University and the University of Queensland.
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.
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.
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.
Like my forebears, I was on a fast path to heart disease and diabetes.
Many people who think blogging is a fast path to financial independence also find themselves discouraged.
Expectations were that the show would beat a fast path to Broadway with its marvelous cast intact.
Once he joined Aum Shinrikyo, a cultish offshoot of Buddhism that promised a "fast path" to salvation, he said, existence once again began to have meaning.
Bell Labs immediately fired Dr. Schön, 32, a scientist who a year ago had been thought to be on a fast path to a Nobel Prize.
