The phrase "any kind of faster" is not correct in standard written English.
It is likely intended to express a desire for something to be quicker or more efficient, but the phrasing is awkward.
Example: "I need any kind of faster solution to this problem."
Alternatives: "any faster option" or "any quicker method".
This kind of low-energy, high efficiency thrust would not power any kind of fast-moving, quick-turning ocean craft, but it might be useful for monitoring devices that need to maintain a position or move at a slower pace.
The synergy between the REM-IR candra and the ROSS spectrograph makes REM a powerful observing tool for any kind of fast transient phenomena.
Don't run or do any kind of fast movement around your stairs.
The cosmopolitan was a kind of fast debutante that showed up in the 1980's and 90's -- the Cornelia Guest of cocktails.
The most widely rehearsed version of events has Finn as a kind of fast-bowling Helen of Troy, tossed back and forth between the conflicting authorities of England's bowling coach David Saker and Angus Fraser at Middlesex.
Allen's film comes across as a kind of fast-moving fever-dream – appropriately enough, given the swelling tide of fantasy that Thomas instils in the drama: everyone, and everything, is operating through a sweaty film of lust or delusion.
Mr. Derbez also said that he would ask Congress to pass a law that would give President Vicente Fox a kind of fast-track authority to impose antidumping duties on other products.
A teenage monk sets up a kind of fast-spoken chant line, the deeper-throated voices functioning like a descant.
Dynamic cell selection is a kind of fast cell selection; UE's are handed over to the best cell considering interference situation.
The aim for doing all this is to bring a new kind of faster satellite-based wireless Internet service to the market.
