"acting expeditiously" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe quick action. For example: "The firefighters acted expeditiously to contain the blaze."
The House of Representatives has held several dozen symbolic votes to scrap the Affordable Care Act in lieu of working on a farm bill or acting expeditiously on emergency aid to victims of Superstorm Sandy.Given this awful record, allow me to suggest extending the terms of House members from two to four years.This may sound like a strange solution.
Stephen Del Giacco, a spokesman for the state inspector general, said the office was acting expeditiously in its investigation.
They believe that, despite its passion for rules and regulations, Japanese officialdom is woefully inadequate at providing emergency measures and acting expeditiously when things go seriously awry.
But until the largest issue, the mandate, is resolved, the reforms are paralysed.The Supreme Court showed, in the Bush-Gore stand-off of 2000, that it is capable of acting expeditiously in matters of great national importance.
The inspector general also suggested that Strzok's bias might have played a role in the FBI's not acting expeditiously in fall 2016 to follow up on a new lead related to the Clinton email case.
Efficiencies in expanding TANAP capacity will be found with acting expeditiously.
"We are acting aggressively, expeditiously, and consistent with the law," McDonald told Wolf Blitzer.
Earlier in the day, Mr. Obama urged Congress to act expeditiously.
Ray Elliott, the company's president and chief executive, said in a statement: "We are acting voluntarily and expeditiously to resolve this situation, and we have seen no evidence of risk to patients".
Ray Elliott Ray Elliott, chief executive of Boston Scientific, says that the company is "acting voluntarily and expeditiously to resolve this situation, and we have no evidence of any risk to patient safety".
It is important to consider these complications and act expeditiously.
