"for a faster access" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to indicate that a particular method or resource should be used in order to quickly access something. For example, "We recommend installing an app on your phone for a faster access to our online courses."
Most of the anti-phishing solutions are having two major limitations; the first is the need of a fast access time for a real-time environment and the second is the need of high detection rate.
Numerous figures, graphs and tables allow for a fast access into the matter.
Volunteers suffering for CH and serving as active members of Alleanza Cefalalgici Cluster (AlCe Cluster) contacted the Italian headache specialists searching for a fast access to a visit or for talking with the physicians.
But disk drives, invented in a search for faster access to information, are still used as the containers for almost all digital information today.
In other words, on mobile phones or on special access lanes, carriers like Verizon and AT&T could charge content companies a toll for faster access to customers or, some analysts worry, block certain services from reaching customers altogether.
This will allow developers to store the most recent data they have on a MongoDB for faster access, while providing data tools like lists, hashes and sorts.
Under the new policy, the guests are given a card to return to an attraction at a later time for faster access.
Desperate, she went on the Internet and collected 500 patients' signatures for a petition demanding faster access, and mailed it to Chief Executive Daniel Vasella in October 1999.
An important note Before accessing patient information, a valid user in the cloud may request to get a temporary user-id (for faster access in the cloud) if he/she is a patient too.
Or local backup of your emails and phone storage onto an SD card for faster access?
You can also add a home screen shortcut to your favorite groups for even faster access.
