The phrase 'prompt fix' is not technically correct or usable in written English.
You cannot use it in a sentence without adding clarification as to what is being fixed and how it should be fixed. For example, you could use the phrase 'prompt fix' as follows: "The technician provided a prompt fix to the broken vending machine."
But these proposed edifices are also intended to be built on the foundation established by Social Security's trustees and actuaries: that there is a financial deficit when projecting over 75 years so perilous that it needs prompt fixing.
The later can be caused by errors in our R code and, in such a case, we want to abort the calculation immediately, return a message to the user, and log the problem to allow us its prompt fixing.
This isn't a strategy to shame poorly performing teachers or even a prompt to come up with quick fixes that will get rapid gains in test scores.
If the sound sucks on a Startup School webcast from Berkeley, wait a half hour and the chorus of Fails prompts a fix.
As a user scrolls down, they'll be able to learn more about the listing and the host, but the 'Request To Book' prompt stays fixed at the bottom of the page.
And the Republican tax bill will slowly reveal flaws that need prompt legislative fixes.
This spike has prompted temporary fixes like the base shelter, and has strained already-limited resources for the federal agencies and legal advocates who represent undocumented children.
"When we identified those issues, we took prompt action to fix them and cooperated extensively and proactively with the authorities".
And last year, LG was prompted to issue a fix for its smart TVs after one owner discovered his set was monitoring his watching habits and then transmitting the information over the internet unencrypted.
Health care spending continues to grow faster than the economy, though the rate of increase has slowed in recent years, prompting hopes that a fix may be materializing.
