The phrase "a faster resolution of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the speed at which a problem or issue is resolved.
Example: "We are looking for a faster resolution of the technical difficulties we are currently facing."
Alternatives: "a quicker solution to" or "an expedited resolution of".
Japanese bankers are digging in to oppose vociferously efforts by Japan's new chief financial regulator, Heizo Takenaka, to force a faster resolution of the country's bad-loan crisis.
The new body would also ensure a faster resolution of complaints, easier access and better support for those complaining, and an ability to deal with organisational as well as individual policing failings.
Nebulization was associated with a faster resolution of signs of infection and weaning, as well as reduced use of systemic antibiotics.
Delivery of IL-4 treated cells in the cerebrospinal fluid of mice led to a faster resolution of EAE [ 25].
Moreover, the combination of conventional and biological DMARDs may provide a faster resolution of the inflammatory process and may increase the response rate [ 4].
Alternatively, resolvins, which are exclusively metabolized from eicosapentaenoic acid or docosahexaenoic acid, were shown to lead to a faster resolution of the allergic airway inflammation and may influence leukocyte kinetics [ 24].
However, along with the demands to protect modest gains in women's rights since the fall of the Taliban, there is also some pressure for a fast resolution of the current standoff, because Afghanistan is in desperate need of a new criminal prosecution code.
Responding to Arthur Andersen's argument that its survival depends on a fast resolution of the criminal indictment filed against it, a federal judge ruled today that a trial would begin in just 47 days on a charge that the firm obstructed justice in the Enron investigation.
The admittedly optimistic forecast by McKinsey — the firm has a less rosy version as well — presumes a fast resolution of regulatory challenges and widespread acceptance by consumers.
Although there are no studies comparing gradual and abrupt interruption, the widespread opinion of specialists considers drug withdrawal to be more effective when done abruptly because this is believed to achieve a fast resolution of the drug-induced pain-coping behavior [21, 40, 43, 49, 54].
The new body would also ensure a much faster resolution of complaints, easier access and better support for those complaining and an ability to deal with organisational as well as individual policing failings.
