'speedy release' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to the swift release of something, often a product. For example, "The company promised a speedy release of the new smartphone."
In rare cases, the resulting deluge of phone calls has led to the speedy release of a detainee.
I now hope for a speedy release so I can meet him next in his new home, surrounded by his family," Hollander said.
The British foreign secretary, Jack Straw, said in a statement that his government would "ensure the speedy release from custody of all those being held".
Justice Goodman noted she was "powerless to impose" a speedy release for Mr. South, but ordered a new parole hearing "forthwith".
Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin all of which border on the Great Lakes are pushing for speedy release of the ACE's report on a permanent solution to the problem.
The judge in Lahore, Chief Justice Ijaz Ahmad Chaudhry, ordered the Foreign Ministry to present its findings on Mr. Davis's immunity in three weeks, further frustrating the Obama administration's effort to win his speedy release.
He also passed messages to the Palestinians, including concerns of Israel's Shin Bet security service about the too-speedy release of prisoners.
But habeas petitions are appropriate, she wrote, where inmates seek "immediate or speedier release from confinement".
"Dotson says that you go into habeas if winning — i.e., getting the DNA — would necessarily spell speedier release," Justice Breyer said.
And it does seem like the current content, with its softer landscape and Asian theme, has ensured a speedier release of the expansion in China at least.
These included drug reimportation, Medicare negotiating power and speedier release of generics to the market.
