"quicker promotion" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a faster rate of advancement in one's career or job position. Example: "The company's new policy of offering quicker promotion opportunities has greatly boosted employee morale and motivation."
Easier, quicker promotions may be a short-term necessity but should be ended as soon as practical.
Besides pressing for, and occasionally winning, better assignments and quicker promotions for black officers, it also has served in tense moments as a bridge between the community and the police, and spoken out against the latter.
This would lead to a quick promotion and more responsibility than he could handle.
She came to the house last year as a cover singer, and got a quick promotion to Tosca: her dark-grained, strongly felt "Vissi d'arte" sailed right up to the uppermost balcony, where I was sitting.
Like many whites he farmed cattle and owned huge tracts of land: about 90,000 acres at one time.He entered Parliament in 1946 and his energy, command of language and evangelist style gained him quick promotion.
Most adherents of Mithra known to us from inscriptions are soldiers of both low and high rank, officials in the service of the emperor, imperial slaves, and freedmen (who quite often were very influential people)—persons who probably knew which god would lead them to quick promotion.
And with accounts of quick promotion and better pay, the pull is obvious for young people.
(Talk about a quick promotion!) Furthermore, someone important stands to fill in McConnell's empty leadership seat -- which might suddenly turn into an empty majority leadership seat, assuming Nate Silver is still on his game.
I received two quick promotions and used that experience to go on to a very successful 30-year career.
