The phrase 'implement it quickly' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase whenever you want to emphasize the urgency of an action. For example, "We need to implement this policy change quickly in order to meet the deadline."
It completely dove-tailed with a high priority item in our diversity plan, and it gave us a mechanism for implementing it quickly".
More contextually, the business model in Albanian firms for a long time has been copycatting, meaning importing an idea and implementing it quickly in the market.
Now they must implement it — and quickly.
"I'm honestly not sure how he was able to implement it so quickly".
President Obama called the Doma ruling a "historic step forward for marriage equality" and said he had ordered government departments to implement it as quickly as possible.
"As good international players, we have to implement it as quickly as possible on the field and we all know what Eddie wants.
Research results published by the Institute for Social and Economic Research show that there are at least two practical ways to implement a citizen's income and that one of those methods could implement it very quickly: which could be helpful if universal credit proves impossible to implement.
The report of last week's workshop will include a blueprint for action, and we would be well advised to implement it as quickly as possible.
Even if Google or Amazon doesn't build the mesh networking bits directly into the speaker, it could be included in the speaker's wall power supply allowing both companies to quickly implement it across its product lines and offer it as a logical add-on as a secondary purchase.
Because our system is software based we were able to take feedback and quickly implement it, and will continue to customize our system based on the needs of the industry".
In essence, Tuesday night's election result replaced one giant threat to Obamacare -- the prospect that the president's Republican challenger, Mitt Romney, would seek to repeal it -- with myriad smaller questions: Will the federal agencies tasked with writing the rules to implement it do their work quickly enough, and despite the lobbying by affected industries seeking favored treatment?
