"expedite review" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used in various contexts, but it typically refers to the process of making something happen faster or more efficiently. Example: The company has implemented a new system to expedite review of employee performance, allowing for quicker and more accurate evaluations.
Editors at the second journal may use the information gathered during evaluation at Science to expedite review, including reuse of the reviews provided reviewers agree.
Editors at the second journal may use the information gathered during evaluation at Science Immunology to expedite review, including reuse of the reviews provided reviewers agree.
Ms. Sebelius promised to "expedite review of state ideas" and offered examples of how states could find cost savings in the Medicaid program.
These findings suggest that information visualization can significantly expedite review of potential adverse drug events.
Several senators, both Democrats and Republicans, made floor speeches calling on the State Department to expedite review of the controversial Keystone XL pipeline.
The tribe had successfully won delays from the Obama administration for further environmental review, but last week President Donald Trump signed an executive order telling the Corps of Engineers to expedite review of the project.
Google, based in Mountain View, Calif., said it had added workers to review reports of offensive or illegal content, along with special tools for law enforcement to expedite reviews.
Second, we encourage states to provide highway funds to state and tribal historic preservation agencies or the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation to help cover costs if it would help expedite reviews.
(In September, the Institute of Medicine, a branch of the National Academy of Sciences, released a report that was sharply critical of the F.D.A., and, in particular, of a rule passed by Congress in 1992 that allows pharmaceutical companies to pay the agency substantial fees to expedite reviews of their drugs.
We created a decision support system designed to expedite reviewing potential adverse reactions through information visualization.
The Ohio case is under appeal to the Federal Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit under expedited review.
