The phrase "act quickly to implement the" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when urging someone to take prompt action to put a plan or decision into effect.
Example: "In order to meet the deadline, we must act quickly to implement the new strategy."
Alternatives: "move swiftly to execute the" or "hurry to carry out the".
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But legislation alone won't end poverty and the Scottish government must now act quickly to implement the kind of concrete, practical policies that would make a significant dent in these figures.
Parliament has acted quickly to implement the deal, voting to restore a constitution that curbs the president's powers and to change the legal code to allow Tymoshenko to go free.
But the government has said it will act quickly to implement section 14 of the Adoption (Intercountry Aspects) Act 1999, which will make it a criminal offence to adopt a child's overseas if the adoptive parents haven't got clearance from approved agencies in the child's home country.
We hope the British government will act quickly to implement such a ban and will lead the way in urging other countries to do the same.
After the French takeover, the colonial administration acted quickly to implement measures to increase the health of the indigenous workforce and promote population growth.
Whittle is counting on the two countries to work quickly to implement the agreement.
The state is moving quickly to implement the new system.
From jail, Ocalan moved quickly to implement the new ideas he developed as he read Bookchin.
The Senate moves much more slowly and the credit card industry has been arguing that it can't practically get its act together to implement the reforms that quickly.
If Congress fails to act quickly to raise the debt ceiling and implement $4 trillion in budget savings over the next ten years, the ramifications will be dire - and not just for the U.S., but for all of our international partners, suppliers and customers around the world.
