The phrase "providing fast" is grammatically correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate a quick delivery or performance of something. Example: Our company is proud to provide fast and reliable customer service.
In the media as well, specialty clinics were being welcomed as efficient providers, providing fast access to patient-oriented care [ 4- 7].
"There are alternative, less costly ways of providing fast Internet, such as cable TV lines and fiber optic lines.
Bottleneck is often used in the jargon of the telecommunications world to describe the delays in providing fast Internet access.
He described his new business as "rapid reaction urban manufacturing", providing fast turnarounds for online retailers and the music industry.
The problems at Covad suggest that a shakeout may have begun at companies providing fast Internet access over digital subscriber lines, referred to as D.S.L. in industry jargon.
Looking a few years into the future, the company said it envisioned providing fast access to video via its power-line broadband.
Mulling its options in April, the FCC concluded that, to stay within the law, it would have to allow ISPs to charge for providing fast lanes so long as the terms were "commercially reasonable".
The consumer electronics giant Thomson Multimedia of France beefed up its range of products providing fast Internet access by acquiring the modem division of Alcatel S.A. for 456 million euros, ($386 million).
The new Bus Rapid Transit systems planned for South Africa's major cities in recent years have promised to ease those hardships by providing fast, affordable, dignified travel on bus lanes cleared of other vehicles.
Rather, it aims to simplify the way you use banks, by making bill payment and budgeting easier, shunning the fees that banks traditionally charge (and which seem to be multiplying of late) and providing fast customer service.
