The phrase "a faster progress in" is not correct in standard English.
It can be used when discussing improvements or advancements in a specific area, but it should be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "We are aiming for a faster progress in our research efforts to find a cure."
Alternatives: "quicker advancement in" or "more rapid development in".
The kinetic curves showed a faster progress in its beginning.
A treatment for these cohorts of patients within the context of clinical research programmes (i.e., prospectively defined tailored treatments and long-term mandatory follow-up) should be viewed as standard of care for a faster progress in the field.
Therefore, the identification of genome regions which are linked to BYDV resistance and the application of this knowledge in marker assisted selection (MAS) programs of maize would allow a faster progress in breeding of BYDV resistant maize.
The last five years have witnessed a fast progress in the area of molecularly imprinted polymers (MIPs).
Nowadays, there is a fast progress in application of carbon nanoparticles in medicine and biology.
That could bring faster progress in a number of different areas here at home, from connectivity to health.
So we've agreed that BBC News should broaden their agenda and their tone, to make more use of regional and local reporters on national network news, and push for further, faster progress in creating a more diverse workforce in BBC News, both on and off air.
India's overall progress on poverty and health issues depends on faster progress in Uttar Pradesh — a point not lost on politicians trying to batter Ms. Mayawati.
It had become possible to plot the course of the future for breast cancer research and, with such similar strategic aims, it became clear that merging would lead to faster progress in research and a stronger voice for breast cancer patients.
"We should be clear that while the reduction in HSMR in Lanarkshire is to be welcomed and the safety programme is having a positive effect, we now need to see faster progress in line with the improvements made across the rest of Scotland.
Recently, it has led a large group of major health research funders to issue a Joint Statement of Purpose [ 62], which sets out their belief that making datasets available to those beyond the original collectors in a timely and responsible manner will generate (1) faster progress in improving health, (2) better value for money, and (3) higher quality science.
