The phrase "a faster return to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the speed at which something can revert to a previous state or condition.
Example: "The new policy aims to ensure a faster return to normalcy after the crisis."
Alternatives: "a quicker return to" or "an expedited return to".
Without a faster return to growth, the public debt will quickly become unsustainable.To make matters worse, Mr Zapatero looks out of his depth.
Brian Lowdon, an Australian exercise physiologist, has published studies showing that surfers have a faster return to baseline pulse and respiratory rate after exertion than even Olympic pentathletes.
The dispute has also held up the nation's participation in the European Central Bank's quantitative easing programme, which is vital to the restoration of confidence and a faster return to growth.
Soriot, who took over as boss in October 2012, used the announcement of the fourth-quarter figures as a chance to predict a faster return to revenue growth than had previously been expected.
They reported a faster return to work.
Maintaining some of the proprioceptive innervation of the ACL might allow for a faster return to sports [9, 11, 14, 20].
Larson, whose hometown is Annapolis, Md., is looking forward to a fast return to Chesapeake Bay.
Despite the ruling, Ms. Volochkova said she was not hopeful of a fast return to the Bolshoi stage.
Plus, unlike Ireland, Spain's economy is subject to structural rigidities that prevent a fast return to growth and a quick competitiveness adjustment through internal devaluation.
Patient satisfaction with migraine treatment requires the rapid onset of pain relief, early complete relief, sustained pain freedom, relief of associated symptoms, consistent pain relief across attacks, the absence of side effects, a fast return to normal functioning and reduced disruption of daily activities [8].
