The phrase "expedite decision" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means to speed up or make a decision more quickly. Example: The company's CEO urged the board to expedite their decision on the new project proposal in order to stay ahead of their competitors.
Never permit short cuts to be taken in order to expedite decisions".
But just days after Mr. Khan featured the topic on his show, the top elected leader from the State of Rajasthan, where the journalists did their investigation, met with Mr. Khan and promised to have the cases transferred to special courts that expedite decisions.
Re "The Road to Preserving History" (editorial, Nov. 12), about our highway reauthorization proposal's effect on historic preservation: To expedite decisions, we proposed three changes to Section 4(f), a 1966 law prohibiting federal transportation dollars for projects using privately and publicly owned historic sites unless there is no feasible and prudent alternative.
The renewed governance will expedite decision-making and improve time-to-market of products and innovations, placing a heavy focus on results, speed and accountability.
The proposed approach can also be used in conjunction with CAD applications and manufacturers' PDM software to enhance the design of weldments and expedite decision-making as its use by designers requires only minimum welding and metallurgy knowledge.
Executive Order 13604, signed on March 28 , 2012 said "agencies shall...coordinate and expedite their reviews...as necessary to expedite decisions related to domestic pipeline infrastructure projects that would contribute to a more efficient domestic pipeline system for the transportation of crude oil". .
Thus, sensitive prostate-specific antigen assays offer accurate prognostic information and expedite decision-making regarding the use of salvage prostate-bed radiotherapy or hormone therapy.
Dual practice can also lead specialists to re-evaluate how they compare public and private jobs, and to overworking which can expedite decisions on whether to stay in the public sector or leave.
The intervention group were allocated trained case managers who advised on eligibility, helped parents complete the forms, liaised with the state service to expedite decisions, helped negotiate with the state agency responsible for insurance (acting as an advocate), and appealed when a child was inappropriately deemed ineligible for insurance.
The law was to have taken effect last September, but Justice Gary S. Stein blocked enforcement pending an expedited decision by a lower court and direct review of that ruling by the full Supreme Court.
