The phrase "a swift confirmation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a quick or prompt acknowledgment or verification of something.
Example: "I appreciate a swift confirmation of my appointment to ensure everything is in order."
Alternatives: "a quick acknowledgment" or "a prompt confirmation."
Senators from both parties predicted a swift confirmation.
"David Bernhardt... brings tremendous leadership with him from our home state of #Colorado and I look forward to a swift confirmation process," congressman Ken Buck tweeted.
[Excerpts, Page 51.] In Washington, Senate leaders promised a swift confirmation of the appointment, which would put Mr. Powell, the first black to hold the post, fourth in the constitutional line of succession.
Bush's decision to nominate Michael Griffin to the job, announced 11 March, won immediate plaudits from both Democrats and Republicans, signaling that a swift confirmation by the Senate is likely.
"This nominee deserves a swift confirmation and robust bipartisan support".
An "up or down" vote became the rallying cry; with voices on the right calling for a swift confirmation hearing and a vote from the full Senate.
The president has used meetings with Republican and Democratic senators to make a case for swift confirmation, the official said.
His views illustrate why we cannot let his nomination become a partisan issue and thereby guarantee his swift confirmation.
Given these sentiments, many senators appear to believe that Clinton should go for a swift Garland confirmation and use the extra time to try to push more controversial matters through Congress.
We support a swift Senate confirmation of Hilda Solis as Secretary of Labor.
And 50 former leading ambassadors, including half a dozen who served in Israel, such as Dan Kurtzer and Tom Pickering, called for his swift confirmation, arguing that "Time and again, [Hagel] has chosen to take the path of standing up for our nation, rather than the path of political expediency.
