The phrase "as a faster solution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when suggesting an alternative that is quicker or more efficient than another option.
Example: "We can implement this new software as a faster solution to our current processing issues."
Alternatives: "as a more efficient option" or "as a quicker alternative".
Correlation with the digital photograph is proposed as a fast solution to determine which ICA score is more interesting for diagnostic purposes.
Decades ago it was discovered that a large set of these problems, referred to as "NP", have so much in common that a fast solution to just one would imply a fast solution to all.
The classical QR factorization with pivoting, developed as a fast numerical solution to eigenvalue and linear least-squares problems of the form Ax=b, was designed to re-order the columns of A by increasing linear dependence.
While most still see geoengineering as a last and unappealing option, authors Steven Levitt and Stephen J. Dubner enthusiastically endorsed the concept in their book SuperFreakonomics, proposing it as a fast and cheap solution to the climate problem.
Faced with the urgency of climate change, Climate Engineering has been framed as a fast and feasible technological solution.
The proposed design equations can readily be used for pre-design purposes or may be used as a fast check on deterministic solutions.
New portion of wax does not crystallize as fast as solution is cooled.
K48-linked polyUb chains are known to exist in solution as a fast dynamic equilibrium between open and closed conformations [23], [24] (Fig. 5B).
3.2, (ca_{i}) cannot be grouped together with v as a fast variable to generate SB solutions.
In addition to this, a Fibonacci search-based method is presented as a fast way to explore the solutions space and reach the minimum point without falling in the need to compute the error function at thousands of different solutions.
