The phrase "a speedy internet connection" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the quality or performance of an internet connection, particularly in contexts related to technology, communication, or online activities.
Example: "To ensure smooth video streaming, it's essential to have a speedy internet connection."
Alternatives: "a fast internet connection" or "a high-speed internet connection."
You can get TV along with a speedy Internet connection through Verizon's FiOS.
People need a speedy Internet connection to avoid annoying hiccups and freezes.
Now, many consumers desire a speedy Internet connection above all else.
In the 21st century, not to have a speedy internet connection is to be cut adrift from the mainstream.
"A speedy Internet connection makes all the difference in the world when you are in the final seconds of an eBay auction," said Eldio Ginevro, 76, a former mayor and passionate collector of over 270 postcards of Verrua Savoia sent to him from all over the world.
Have a speedy internet connection in your home office?
Players need a fairly speedy Internet connection (anything slower than a 56K modem is excruciating) and a Web browser that can handle the Shockwave plug-in from Macromedia.
OnLive's streaming game service and "micro-console" allow games to be played on any computer with a Web browser and reasonably speedy Internet connection, or on OnLive's own inexpensive console.
"When we moved here in 2003, there was no speedy Internet connection, and for our business it was a real problem," said Marco Di Giovanni, who is responsible for international sales at a nearby packaging firm that paid to install a transmitting device with the Polytechnic University in late 2006, soon after the project began.
It can be expensive up front, but things like speedy internet connection, updated tools and gadgets, and reliable software services are important.
There's no 3G here (which is par for the course in China), with the Wi-Fi connection providing the speedy Internet connection.
