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The phrase 'a much shorter time' is correct and usable in written English.
It is a way of saying that something takes less time than expected or than other tasks. For example, "With the new system, the process was completed in a much shorter time than before."
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It takes a much shorter time to squander it.
American winemakers, over a much shorter time span, have done the same thing.
He said he would have preferred a much shorter time period.
Scientists who want to redesign or augment nature need a much shorter time frame.
Di Natale has had a much shorter time in public office, and was one of a number of possible candidates.
"And we certainly hope that in a much shorter time, that we'll be able to negotiate the budget.
Consumers love the cards, he continued, because, like savings bonds, they "mature" -- but in a much shorter time.
"Poach it in the slow cooker for a much shorter time than a stew," says Sara Lewis.
THOUGH ancient Egyptian artists set their sights on eternity, modern-day curators have a much shorter time span in mind.
Devivo says that Walden was with the couple for a much shorter time than she suggests in the book.
It takes longer for less massive stars and a much shorter time for those much more massive.
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