'fast shipping' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a product or service that is delivered quickly. For example: "Our online store offers fast shipping on all orders!".
But Amazon's Prime program is much more than free, fast shipping.
The service will be an option only for members of Amazon Prime, the company's membership service, which, for $99 a year, gives customers fast shipping at no extra charge, a streaming video service and other benefits.
Lore's thesis is that, as online purchasing becomes more mainstream, shoppers will begin to look less like the wealthier, tech-savvy generation that currently uses sites like Amazon for the sake of convenience and, particularly, for the company's obsession with fast shipping.
It has a lead on the market in terms of fast shipping.
Similar to Black Friday, Prime Day encourages more spending on Amazon with exclusive discounts and offers and fast shipping.
Convenience plus fast shipping can go a long way toward keeping e-commerce customers coming back for more.
Many e-commerce stores are offering their customers with free or fastest shipping.
You can even get lower prices, and faster shipping than on the original product website.
However, when Stalin reviewed the sketch design in September 1949, he rejected it, ordering a smaller, faster ship capable of 35 kn.
Moreover, the numerical illustrations demonstrate the paramount importance of interferences among divergent waves for fast ships.
They are kicking off a new fleet of fast ships that are starting service in the United States this year.
