The phrase "a swifter than expected" is not correct in English.
It seems to be missing a noun to complete the comparison, such as "response" or "outcome."
Example: "The project received a swifter than expected response from the stakeholders."
Alternatives: "a quicker than anticipated" or "a faster than expected."
A possible hypothesis for swifter than expected recovery is that currently cryptic migratory behavior moves some portions of the spiny dogfish population out of range of both fishing pressure and fishery-independent surveys used to assess spiny dogfish stocks.
The new survey data came as the pound fell to a five-week low against the dollar and other major currencies on Friday over concerns that Britain might leave the European Union at a swifter pace than expected.
Although Ingram Micro enacted a stringent restructuring plan that's expected to yield $18.0 million to $24.0 million, the company said the downturn has been swifter than expected.
While the flanker has made a swifter-than-expected recovery, Bath are adamant they will not rush him back prematurely.
Preliminary data from Japan showed its gross domestic product had grown by a higher than expected 4.8% in the third quarter, raising hopes of a swift recovery for the economy.
It seemed the story of a bold and ill-planned heist had come to a swift, but expected conclusion.
Although prices rose by 40% in early 2002 as the peso slid, Roberto Lavagna, brought in as economy minister by Mr Duhalde and kept on by Mr Kirchner, steadied both the exchange rate and prices.Seize the momentAfter a slow start, recovery has been swifter than many expected, and similar to that in other countries that have unpegged their currencies.
A bigger fall than expected.
A swift confirmation was expected, even though Tefft only had one hearing before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on Tuesday, The Washington Post reported.
The Legislature had not been scheduled to return to Albany until January, but Mr. Cuomo began considering swifter action as the state's weak economy caused tax collections to grow less rapidly than expected, causing an estimated $350 million shortfall in this year's state budget and a projected shortfall of up to $3.5 billion next year.
More damage than expected.
