Sentence examples for expediting of from inspiring English sources
"expediting of" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe the process of quickly moving something along or getting something done quickly; for example, "The manager was responsible for the expediting of the paperwork for the client's loan request."
Those players' recommendations included cardiovascular screening, help in assisted living, and the improvement and expediting of disability benefits.
Indeed, a police official said that what he characterized as "this spirited exchange of letters" resulted in "an expediting of the FISA process — in other words, from the Police Department's view, the desired result".
Such motivators are thought to be the increasing ease and affordability of international travel, the frequency of flights to major destinations, and the streamlining of visa procedures and expediting of applications for international patients [ 47, 74- 77].
The use of Schu S4 for studying F. tularensis has advantages, including the expediting of research because this strain is more readily available than non-prototypic strains, Schu S4 is well characterized and the data that results from the use of this strain can be directly compared between laboratories.
We anticipated that the Health Record form would provide a means of expediting transfer of this data, but its usage appeared limited.
Thus, using alternative model systems is appropriate for expediting understanding of the importance of adhesomes in muscle.
In 2003, the Rural Electrification Board was appointed to oversee the Rural Electrification Trust Fund RETFF) with a view of expediting the process of rural electrification.
And speaking of expediting, only $3.6 of the $20 billion BP settlement fund has been distributed.
Either way, thanks for expediting all of this.
We'd also like to thank Carlita Fuentes for assistance in expediting preparation of this manuscript.
last week, when he agreed to expedite confirmation of 15 of President Donald Trump's judicial nominees to lifetime federal court seats.
