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The phrase "and faster to perform" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the speed or efficiency of different actions, tasks, or processes.
Example: "This new software is not only more user-friendly but also more efficient and faster to perform than the previous version."
Alternatives: "and quicker to execute" or "and more rapid in execution".
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The process then starts again.Mine craftThe Bitcoin system is designed to cope with the fact that improvements in computer hardware make it cheaper and faster to perform the mathematical operations, known as hashes, involved in mining.
An ultrasound performed with B-mode alone would be simpler and faster to perform.
However, it is often simpler and faster to perform retrievals in 1D delay space by deriving the corresponding delay waveforms.
When compared with MRI, computed tomography (CT) scan has the advantage of being less expensive, more readily available, and faster to perform.
The dimensional flux calculating with diagonal algorithm is much simpler and faster to perform on a computer, because the total flux is now defined as convergent-graded series and it does not contain special functions as components.
While planar acquisitions are easier and faster to perform than tomographic scans, it is believed that they can only be used when highly accurate scatter and attenuation corrections are included in image reconstructions.
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Finger-Count gestures are simple, robust, expressive and fast to perform.
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Moreover, it is easy and fast to perform, no special or extra equipments are required.
However, a diagnostic test which is to be used in peripheral areas of developing country has to be simple and fast to perform by unskilled staff.
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