The phrase "arrives faster" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the speed of arrival of two or more subjects or objects.
Example: "The new delivery service arrives faster than the previous one."
Alternatives: "comes quicker" or "reaches sooner".
Ordinary restaurant food arrives faster than a Big Mac and is infinitely more delicious.
Regarding the type of quantum dots and geochemical conditions prevailing (Grimsel ground water chemistry, QD and diorite surface charge, respectively and porosity of the Äspö diorite drill core) experimental breakthrough of the quantum dots always arrives faster than the solute tracer in line with the modeling results.
The synthetics for the seafloor model are shown in red, after shifting in time by the travel time difference between two shallow-layer models as predicted via ray theory (the P-wave for the seafloor model arrives faster than the AK135 model because of the deeper site location and thinner crustal layer).
As a customer, the delivery process is simplified and your pizza arrives faster.
They presented whisker-direction inputs to an integrate-and-fire neuron as differences in the latency and strength of their excitatory and inhibitory components: excitation arrives faster, and both are stronger, for whisker deflections more similar to the MED [75].
Food arrives fast and at a quarter of the price of a trendy restaurant.
Despite the crowds, the chicken stewed with ginseng arrives fast and still bubbling (00 82 737 7444; 85-1 Chebu-dong Jongno-gu; lunch and dinner; mains from £7.50).
And he said that in the communities where four of the six companies had been situated, neighboring engines still arrived faster than the department's average arrival time, which is 4 minutes 50 seconds.
Ordering got easier; packages arrived faster.
Displaced people arrive faster than they can be absorbed.
Can members arrive faster than Barmy Army members are ejected?
