"rushed work" is a correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It refers to work that is done quickly or hastily, often resulting in a lower quality outcome. Example: "The presentation was full of errors and lacked detail, clearly a result of rushed work."
In a news conference on Wednesday, Mr. Bly denied that his company had cut corners or rushed work.
The negative public reaction to previous films that have been converted to 3-D, Mr. Knoll said, was probably the result of rushed work on those conversions.
1938 Hankow Readies for Battle HANKOW — With heated battles surging back and forth on the arched front through the Yangtse Valley, east of here, Hankow itself today [Sept. 20] rushed work on fortifications within the city area.
The perfect storm of an inept supplier, poor quality control and rushed work meant the first small run of Lockitrons couldn't turn, had inconsistent finishes and generally were inoperable.
Find the sweet spot for productive hustle -- rushed work can be a recipe for reckless work.
The newly-inaugurated route, which cost about $12 million, killed at least two people when part of it fell into the sea amid suspicions of shoddy and rushed work.
Some offices might have to increase overtime to rush work that did not get done.
44% said they were worried that the quality of their work was being affected by rushing work due to procrastination caused by the internet.
In interviews this week, former and current USIS employees detailed how the company had an incentive to rush work because it is paid only after a file is marked "FF," for fieldwork finished, and sent to the government.
He adds that BP was the beneficiary of a falsified test, claiming that the company rushes work and cuts corners to save money.
If you can't stop rushing, work out how long you should spend on each section and write the number of minutes at the top of each index card or paragraph.
