The phrase "a much shorter timeframe" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing durations or periods, indicating that one is significantly less than another.
Example: "We need to complete this project in a much shorter timeframe than originally planned due to budget constraints."
Alternatives: "a significantly reduced period" or "a considerably briefer duration."
The Seattle Sounders have also completed their own turnaround, but in a much shorter timeframe.
This should see the UK Supreme Court ordering the government to take action to meet limits in a much shorter timeframe.
On the field, Rayo Vallecona's staff have also worked with those in Oklahoma to hastily put together a roster in a much shorter timeframe than perhaps they would have liked.
More important: unlike government intervention, which would likely take years, YC's Patent Pledge could be widely adopted in a much shorter timeframe.
Emergency response works on a much shorter timeframe than the combination of risk reduction, readiness, and recovery collaborations that could systematically enhance community disaster resilience in the Wellington region.
The founders hopes Twicli will help mainstream media find relevant user-generated content in a much shorter timeframe — citing the example of the delay of days before the footage of a police officer pushing Ian Tomlinson surfaced.
As we develop the code ourselves we're not tied into a third party's release schedule, so we can turn around ideas in much shorter timeframes and avoid months of back-and-forth communication.
CRISPR also allows the creation of mouse models with specific gene mutations for research purposes within much shorter timeframes than existing methods.
While Medicare home healthcare delivery has changed since 2002, it typically provides services for a much shorter period of time (often 60 days or less) than the 22-month timeframe of our analysis.
The salinity in the River Murray could be reduced by 2.65 EC (μS/cm) over a 100-year timeframe, and over 96,000 ha of land with high wind erosion potential could be stabilised over a much shorter period.
"It's a much shorter list".
