The phrase "achieving faster" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the goal of increasing the speed or efficiency of a process or task.
Example: "Our team is focused on achieving faster results in our project timelines to meet client expectations."
Alternatives: "gaining speed" or "increasing efficiency."
In recent years, the focus in recreational running has not been on achieving faster times or longer distances.
Earlier this year, the IMF published a paper – Redistribution, Inequality and Growth – which challenged the notion that policymakers had to make a choice between tackling inequality and achieving faster growth.
Conseco Finance, which Mr. Hilbert bought two years ago in hopes of achieving faster growth than is customary in insurance, is the leader in mobile home lending and a major player in consumer loans to high-risk customers.
We elaborate the synergistic effect of CdS and Co-Pi in achieving faster charge transfer kinetics and lower onset potential for photocurrent.
"Achieving faster critical volumes will reduce investments from cities and companies who wish to equip themselves with intelligent and autonomous mobility solutions and thus accelerate the growth of our company".
The computer numerical control (CNC) machine tools are now being extensively applied for automated machining operations to help in achieving faster production rate with decreased human involvement and effort.
They are achieving fast-rising results.
Both graphite and carbon fiber were found to be necessary for achieving fast growth of CNTs.
This property makes the ferroelectric layer a voltage amplifier to boost surface potential, achieving fast transition.
Meanwhile, it can be used to extend binary digital to M-nary digital communication for achieving fast communication [42].
Simulation and experimental results show that the controller is capable of achieving fast settling and eliminating static bias.
