The phrase "expedite procedures" is correct and usable in written English.
You would use this phrase to refer to the process of speeding up a procedure or making it happen faster. For example: "We need to expedite procedures in order to finish the project on time."
The proposal would create expedited procedures for Congress to consider such legislation within six months.
They objected to expedited procedures Democratic leaders used to bring it to a vote with only one day's notice.
The bill would create expedited procedures for the review of "breakthrough drug therapies" for life-threatening diseases.
"Expedited procedures count for a lot, and triggers count for a lot, if they can get them to work," Professor Binder said.
The deal establishes expedited procedures intended to ensure an up-or-down vote on the legislation, without amendments, by Dec. 23.
But Rahm Emanuel, the White House chief of staff, said Democrats needed to reserve the expedited procedures as a club, in case Republicans took an intransigent stance as the "party of no".
There can be no rush to judgment granting such unprecedented relief in light of the importance of the interests at stake, and the government has offered no justification for highly expedited procedures in seeking to impose its requested relief.
The plan is modeled on the 1996 Congressional Review Act, which established expedited procedures by which Congress may disapprove agencies' rules by enacting a joint resolution of disapproval". The first set of votes would avoid the current default danger and ask the president for a $700 billion increase in the debt ceiling; two subsequent requests would be for $900 billion increases.
This exempted FCC rules from the 60-calendar-day delays for major rules, however FCC rules are covered by the other provisions of the CRA, including the process for overturning them through expedited procedures.
§ 311.6 Expedited procedure for announcing and closing certain meetings.
