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The phrase "a sooner return to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the desire or expectation for something to happen more quickly, particularly in the context of returning to a previous state or situation.
Example: "We are hoping for a sooner return to normalcy after the disruptions caused by the pandemic."
Alternatives: "an earlier return to" or "a quicker return to".
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A quick functional recovery leads to a sooner return to work, and thus, the delay may not only have beneficial health outcomes, but also economically consequences for low-income families burdened by TB.
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It forecasts that emerging and developing economies will recover sooner, returning to pre-crisis employment levels by 2015.
Even worse, Holden had no sooner returned to first-team action than he again damaged his knee.
The patients from the integrated programme obtained their postoperative milestones sooner, returned to work and soaked less primary care after discharge.
This difference may be important if it reflects a changed trajectory of recovery and translates into survivors reaching clinically meaningful outcomes sooner (for example, earlier return to work).
The Sooners returned to prominence under Stoops, a disciple of Florida Coach Steve Spurrier.
Private firms and investors seeking a two-year or sooner return on investment, as most do, cannot make ten-year investments in R&D, many of which, they fear, will be reverse-engineered by competitors.
"We're seeing more and more data that patients recover quicker, discontinue use of a cane or walker sooner, and have a quicker return to a normal gait," said Dr. Joseph T. Moskal, chief of orthopedic surgery at Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine and Research Institute, who was Mr. Kufel's surgeon.
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