The phrase "a speedy service" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a service that is quick and efficient, often in contexts related to customer service or delivery.
Example: "The restaurant is known for its friendly staff and a speedy service that keeps customers coming back."
Alternatives: "a fast service" or "an efficient service."
And unsurprisingly, Google promises a speedy service for links.
That entails a 'one-off fee of £10,500, plus £2,233 for each person applying' -- that's $16,240 for the investor seeking a speedy service.
Netflix's overall score was 89.5, making it the highest-rated streaming service among those analyzed due to having the most relevant recommendations, overall high ease-of-use and a speedy service.
But the place also has a spirited atmosphere, speedy service, 16 television sets, and food that most often satisfies.
Having the legal department embrace innovation was a plus for a company in which innovators needed speedy service to file patent applications or help to clear regulatory hurdles.
But I have to say that the advertisements you were dropping from your B-52's before the bombs fell promised a much more efficient and speedy service.
For what it's worth, in my little test of it, it's a speedy little service that I could see myself using to help organize my pretty haphazard forays into different photo services and more besides.
The startup launched a few months ago with what it's now calling its "Speedy" service, where customers upload a script and identify what kind of voiceover they're looking for.
The sweet and speedy service was also a plus.
Other aspects of the Elite League — whose official title is the Rapid Solicitors Elite League, after its own main sponsor, a personal injury law firm promising speedy service — make it very different from the N.H.L.
These ties to the past are evident in the smooth, speedy service (unusual in a brand-new spot) and in the number of Italian dishes that dot the menu.
