The phrase "achieved much faster" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the speed of achieving something relative to another method or timeframe.
Example: "By implementing the new software, we achieved much faster results than we did with the previous system."
Alternatives: "accomplished more quickly" or "attained at a quicker pace."
The results from numerical simulation showed that the optimized technique can greatly improve the efficiency and accuracy of the measurement, because a steady flow state as a function of time can be achieved much faster in comparison with the conventional transient technique when the same magnitude of initial pressure difference is established between the two ends of the sample.
In the second phase of loading, due to the considerable reinforcement deformations achieved, much faster settlements occur under the column compared with the soil under the footing corner (footing bending) and along with that decrease of the compressive deformations on the upper part of the footing near the column.
While relative cell-spreading (RGs) in the presence of 0.2 µM Hst-1 was comparable to the control, higher concentrations of the peptide sharply increased the RGs for 12 h and complete cell coverage was achieved much faster than the control.
"Sustainability and resilience will be achieved much faster if the majority of the Earth's population understand the value and needs of our increasingly fragile Earth," the report says.
But in case of cells treated with the combination of SL and cefaclor, total inhibition was achieved much faster as compared to the sample treated with cefaclor alone.
Both empirical (Crispo and Hendry 2005) and theoretical (Slatkin 1993) evidence suggest that isolation-by-distance patterns are achieved much faster than equilibrium in a standard island model of migration.
Can you give us other examples of what owners can do now that they couldn't before – or that they can achieve much faster under the changes?
For the large z position drift, the Bangbang controller will export the maximum voltage to achieve much faster power supply response and slow the vertical displacement events (VDEs).
Simulation and comparison studies verify that the developed results are effective and valid, and the designed controller fulfills the constraint satisfaction and achieves much faster convergence rate in comparison with conventional continuous time-varying controllers.
The docetaxel-loaded PLGA-TPGS nanoparticles could achieve much faster drug release in comparison with PLGA nanoparticles.
