The phrase "a more rapid return" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the speed or efficiency of a process, particularly in contexts like finance, logistics, or project management.
Example: "Investing in new technology can lead to a more rapid return on investment."
Alternatives: "a quicker return" or "a faster return".
If Mr. Obama wins, he'll presumably go back to pushing for modest stimulus, aiming to convert the gradual recovery that seems to be under way into a more rapid return to full employment.
He said the government could also use the scheme to provide an incentive for a more rapid return to work, with payments available only in the first 24 months after a worker lost their job and activated only when they had found new employment.
ETC became the standard in the treatment of multitrauma patients; it ensured a more rapid return to mobility and consequently reduced complications associated with prolonged recumbency [3, 4, 5].
During the period of two years, patients who underwent indirect reduction and percutaneous fixation had a more rapid return of function and a better functional outcome than those who underwent open reduction and internal fixation, provided that the intra-articular step and gap deformity were minimised.
You will likely want to ensure that your private information isn't being sent via text message, but basic responses on important issues communicated via text will ensure a more rapid return rate, moving your case forward faster and costing you less.
This improved response would result in a more rapid return of abnormal values to normal.
A meta-analysis of these trials demonstrated that LH was associated with less operative blood loss, less postoperative pain, and less infectious morbidity, as well as a shorter hospital stay and more rapid return to normal activities.
The recovery of FcεRI and surface IgE expression after dosing with QGE031 was relatively slower compared with the more rapid return to baseline for free IgE, indicating perhaps an indirect mechanism of action and/or time for blood tissue equilibration.
Over the last decades minimally invasive surgical techniques are increasingly used to treat symptomatic leiomyomas, providing the patient decreased morbidity and more rapid return to daily activities.
In recent years, surgeons have begun to report case series of minimally invasive approaches to radical cystectomy, including robotic-assisted techniques demonstrating the surgical feasibility of this procedure with the potential of lower blood loss and more rapid return of bowel function and hospital discharge.
In contrast, eight neural genes showed prolonged down-regulation in the older rats compared to the more rapid return to pre-fracture levels in younger rats.
