The phrase "a faster transit time" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing improvements in transportation efficiency or logistics.
Example: "The new route will ensure a faster transit time for deliveries, benefiting our customers."
Alternatives: "quicker delivery time" or "reduced travel duration."
With such a fast transit time and large magnetic cloud magnetic field, why did not a large magnetic storm occur?
Less concentrated sperm would exhibit faster transit time, particularly in the cauda epididymis, because fluid pressure in the epididymal lumen would likely be increased.
The TTD based on the high temporal resolution data was considerably different from the weekly one with a shift towards faster transit times, while its corresponding mean transit time of water particles was approximately reduced by half (from 9.5 to 5 years).
With the emerging trans-Eurasian rail network as its vanguard, the Belt and Road initiative promised the predicability and stability that DHL needed to provide their customers with faster transit times and fixed departure times.
Harder, more pellet-like samples mean a longer time spent in the colon, where water is leached out; that suggests constipation, while a watery sample indicates a faster transit through the body.
Fashion goods might go by air for a retailer like Inditex and its Zara chain because the short product cycles make fast transit times essential.
In particular, the pCF analysis yields the fastest transit times (and the largest number of transit events as well) near the NE barrier: this result is not surprising, as it correlates with the intracellular localization of Impα/β carriers, that are locally accumulated on the NE [27], [28].
65 Transit workers in this survey recorded a higher transit time and number of trips than the non-transit workers.
