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The phrase "a quick and more" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity in its intended meaning.
Example: "I need a quick and more efficient solution to this problem."
Alternatives: "a quick and better" or "a quick and easier".
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On the other hand, dichotomous outcomes such as presence or absence of disease can be collected in a quick and more efficient manner for large numbers of individuals.
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Some find American spouses, a quicker and more certain route to legal immigration.
But a sale of the aircraft lessor would provide a quicker and more certain path to disposing of the business.
Electrocution was first adopted in 1888 in New York as a quicker and more humane alternative to hanging.
The government aims to bring in a quicker and more efficient process to match adoptive parents with children.
But a sale of the company proved more attractive, providing a quicker and more certain path to disposing of the business.
In his letter, Mr. Oliver declared that Canada's regulatory system was "broken" and suggested that reviews could be done in a "quicker and more streamlined fashion".
A quicker and more focused appeal process will help us to regulate the communications market more effectively, to the benefit of UK consumers and businesses".
A much larger American force might assure a quicker and more thorough military victory, but at the risk of substantial American fatalities.
Because it is sprayed under the tongue, the drug is absorbed through mucus membranes, a quicker and more reliable route of action than swallowing a pill.
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