'expedited through' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to express that something has been completed quickly or in a timely manner. For example, "He was able to get the paperwork expedited through in record time".
DaimlerChrysler, Ford and General Motors were all forced to stop production until parts could be expedited through the border congestion.
"In my view, now the decision has been made, it is of absolute priority for all parties to ensure that this matter is expedited through the arbitration process".
It was widely touted, even while suppressing recalcitrant diversity, as the carrier of political and economic modernity to backward peoples; and modernity itself was defined explicitly as social justice and gender equality, expedited through planned and protected industrial growth.
Power density metrics reveal that recent co-laminar flow cells compare favourably with conventional membrane-based electrochemical cells and that further optimization of device architecture could be expedited through standardized testing.
And on the Republican side, Senator Ted Cruz of Texas, said Monday that he will propose legislation to double the number of federal immigration judges and authorize new temporary shelters so that families can remain together while their cases are expedited through immigration courts.
"In my view, now the decision has been made, it is of absolute priority for all parties to ensure that this matter is expedited through the arbitration process". He said Chambers, currently on his honeymoon, would defend his world indoor title in March "proudly wearing a British vest".
I ask the Senate to expedite through its process a law that raises the debt ceiling in synch with my action.
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This delay contributed to an expedited trip through Christchurch, New Zealand for our team.
In recent memory, not a single athlete has ever received expedited citizenship through a private bill in Congress.
Three foreign-born ice dancers — the Canadian Belbin, and the Russians Maxim Zavozin and Sergei Magerovski — were granted expedited citizenship through special legislation signed by President Bush in December 2005.
