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"is faster than expected" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation in which something is taking less time than it was predicted to take. For example, "The completion of the project is faster than expected. It looks like the team will finish ahead of schedule."
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Finally there is the possibility that economic growth is faster than expected and is genuinely good by 2012.
Some creditors may be offered derivative contracts that will pay them handsomely if Iraq's economic or oil-export growth is faster than expected, as has been tried in Mexico and Venezuela.
In fact eMarketer recently noted that the number of U.S. cord cutters will reach 33 million this year, which is faster than expected.
This is faster than expected from in vitro work.
The study is enrolling since June 2013 (at the time of the preparation of this paper in 26 sites in France and Austria) The accrual is faster than expected.
Alternatively, a phenotype where growth rate is faster than expected may arise (positive S-score), corresponding to a situation where the disruptive effect of loss of one gene is, in fact, reversed or relieved by loss of another [ 14, 23, 24].
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Manufacturing in the Chicago region grew at a pace that was faster than expected this month.
This was faster than expected and marked Japan's seventh straight quarter of expansion.
The speed of change with people declaring they do not watch live television has been faster than expected by the BBC.
The rate was faster than expected and virtually ensured that a seven-year slide in the country's growth rate has ended.
If growth were faster than expected, it might become necessary to retreat; if slower, it might become necessary for the Fed to do more.
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