'faster delivery of' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when talking about a faster or quicker delivery of something, for example: "By using a courier company to provide faster delivery of the package, we can ensure it reaches the customer on time."
Most providers of market data, including the exchanges, now charge premimums for faster delivery of information.
Most market data providers, including the major exchanges, now charge premiums for faster delivery of information.
President Obama's administration has argued that local purchases would mean faster delivery of aid at a lower cost.
"I think we will see much faster delivery of items, including bespoke items, as they will be printed locally," Mann says.
Dr. Rabinowitz is a founder of Alexza Pharmaceuticals, a research company in Mountain View, Calif., specializing in inhalation products for faster delivery of medications.
Why on earth shouldn't a company be able to charge more for, say, faster delivery of video, or special broadband links that ensure snappy connections for video-gamers?
"By investing in an improved customer experience, through faster deliveries of a custom product and a high standard of quality, we've seen lots of new, happy customers and growing excitement around the category," said Susan Tynan, founder and CEO of Framebridge.
Amazon.com moved early into online skills and has edged into the physical world by offering fast delivery of goods.
"Thank you Zappos.com for snuffing out the most important part of being the world's fastest nudist with your blazing fast delivery of clothes and shoes".
Of that, $5bn has already arrived – an unusually fast delivery of aid commitments, showing the importance the Gulf attaches to stabilising Egypt.
Very fast delivery of online purchases can be found in Lower Manhattan, the area served by UrbanFetch, which offers 10,000 products online that will be delivered within an hour.
