The phrase "a speedy action" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an action that is performed quickly or with haste.
Example: "In emergency situations, a speedy action can make all the difference in saving lives."
Alternatives: "a quick response" or "a rapid action".
(Not that there's a real risk of speedy action, if recent history is any indication).
Mr. Cuomo, saying that gun violence constituted an emergency requiring immediate action, waived a constitutionally required three-day waiting period between the introduction of legislation and a vote to allow speedy action on the gun-law package.
Participants at last week's meeting between the leadership and administration economic advisers said Mr. Boehner was among those most willing to endorse a drastic intervention, a position he emphasized in a later television interview, calling for speedy action.
They have reserved powers to determine the fate of struggling banks for themselves - which does not augur well for the most speedy action in a crisis.
Although the main parties, the Liberals and the Conservatives, play up corruption claims to gain political advantage, their outrage rarely provokes a public groundswell in favour of speedy action or change.
On the plus side, Mr. Lott said, speedy action could provide a boost to the economy just when it needed it most, and Democrats might be reluctant to oppose Mr. Bush's first big initiative.
The idea came from a brainstorming session about parallax scrolling with speedy action in the foreground and the ability for the player to "paint" the terrain.
However Ofcom said it welcomed the BBC's speedy action in moving the trailer to a post-9pm slot.
WASHINGTON POST Japan's Leader Urges Speedy Action to Support Economy | After a landslide election victory, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe warned his ministers against triumphalism, The New York Times reports.
Speedy action to meet immediate needs is a good start but it is not enough on its own to solve what is perhaps our greatest development challenge -- giving a stake in the future to the 1.5 billion people who are forced to look on as the middle income countries power ahead, with many lower middle income states on their heels.
