The phrase "at the quickest pace" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe performing an action as fast as possible.
Example: "We need to complete this project at the quickest pace to meet the deadline."
Alternatives: "at the fastest speed" or "as quickly as possible."
Consumer prices in China rose at the quickest pace in three years, by 5.5% in May from a year earlier.
HONG KONG — China's manufacturing sector contracted in July at the quickest pace since last summer, according to the early reading of a survey released on Wednesday.
500 for several months, some hedge funds are now buying stocks at the quickest pace in two years, Bloomberg News reports.
"Germany's private sector retained its solid growth momentum at the start of 2014, with activity expanding at the quickest pace since June 2011.
The survey also showed manufacturing production expanded at the quickest pace since May 2014, employment rose for the second month running and new orders picked up thanks to higher sales to domestic and overseas clients.
According to census figures released last month, residential developers in New York City are building at the quickest pace in decades, and Brooklyn, perennial second fiddle to Manhattan, has become the new-housing capital of New York, with permits for more than 6,000 new housing units approved last year.
Still, analysts and industry executives caution that the rebound is unlikely to continue at the quick pace set last year.
Once I figured out my limits, he instructed me to set the metronome 10 to 20 percent faster and keep trying at the quicker pace until I stopped making mistakes.
It was obtained by engineer and mixer Dave Jerden; the machine was one of the first of its kind and able to simulate environments such as chambers and rooms through interchangeable programs.. Like Davies, Jerden was unhappy at the quick pace Eno wanted to record sonically complicated compositions, but did not complain.
Mr. Mulaney, who has said he started work in a sketch troupe at 7, often slows the quick pace of his speech before the punch line, and when the audience is expecting the laugh, he may play with the cadence to add a kick to a joke.
But the broad scope of Mr. Bush's proposed system and the quick pace at which Mr. Bush wants to put some of its elements in place means it will be very difficult to ease Russia's concerns.
