The phrase "achieved more quickly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the speed or efficiency of accomplishing a task or goal compared to another method or timeframe.
Example: "By implementing the new software, we found that our project milestones were achieved more quickly than anticipated."
Alternatives: "accomplished faster" or "completed in less time".
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.
Linear Mixed Models revealed that posttreatment binge abstinence and reductions in binge frequency were achieved more quickly for DBT-BED than for ACGT (posttreatment abstinence rate=64% for DBT-BED vs. 36% for ACGT) though differences did not persist over the 3-, 6-, and 12-month follow-up assessments (e.g., 12-month follow-up abstinence rate=64% for DBT-BED vs. 56% for ACGT).
Some researchers argue that using genome editing to inactivate a gene in a plant, or to make a tiny change in an existing gene, results in a crop no different from what could be obtained through natural mutations and conventional breeding, though it is achieved more quickly.
"If Monsieur de Guise had perished sooner", she told the Venetian ambassador, "peace would have been achieved more quickly".
There is another alternative — which I'll call Plan A — that would avoid the considerable litigation risks of the Clean Power Plan and achieve more quickly and with greater certainty a reduction in emissions at least equal to those of the Clean Power initiative.
That is the ultimate goal, and it is one that we will achieve more quickly if corporations work with researchers to decide what's the right kind of study to discover the best Alzheimer's treatments.
You can set and work towards big, long-term goals, but make sure that you set smaller goals that you can achieve more quickly.
A spokesperson for the Department of Health said: "It is completely incorrect to suggest Change4life has been captured by business, and wholly misses the point that the government can achieve more, more quickly, by working with industry.
Health gains can be achieved more comprehensively and quickly by combining large, information-rich datasets from across conventionally siloed disciplines and geographic areas.
