The phrase "achieve more quickly" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the speed or efficiency of reaching a goal or completing a task.
Example: "By implementing these new strategies, we hope to achieve more quickly the desired results."
Alternatives: "reach faster" or "attain more swiftly".
Some studies have shown that using the genetic test might allow the proper dose to be achieved more quickly.
It raises people's expectations in the community, which produces quite a lot of frustration that more is not being achieved more quickly.
But political unification was achieved more quickly than was sentimental unity: Romans and Italici did not immediately coalesce into a nation.
"If Monsieur de Guise had perished sooner", she told the Venetian ambassador, "peace would have been achieved more quickly".
Optimal function can be achieved more quickly with a one-stage than the two-stage procedure [ 20].
But with Turkey's success as a role model for other countries, this could perhaps be achieved more quickly for other countries.
Outcome and safety were similar between the two groups, but with CI target concentrations were achieved more quickly, there was less variability of AUC24h values, and costs were lower.
If these milestones are associated, it follows that they could be targets of efforts by those developing new interventions in order for implementation to begin, and access to be achieved, more quickly.
Outcome was equal with both regimens but with CI target concentrations were achieved more quickly, there was less variability of serum concentrations and also less adverse reactions were seen, including renal injury.
The authors found that participants exhibited changes in visual perception that were achieved more quickly and were better retained when the entire object, rather than individual features, was studied, suggesting a whole-object advantage.
