"streamlined procedure" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an efficient system or process that is designed to save time and reduce waste. For example, "The new streamlined procedure allows customers to get their orders quickly and without complications."
It streamlined procedures for action, notably banning Senate filibusters, the minority's most powerful weapon.
Computerization and streamlined procedures have resulted in 75 to 100 cases per shift becoming the norm.
I think everybody agrees there has to be streamlined procedures for removing teachers who become incompetent, paranoid or dangerous, but have tenure.
Much of the argument concerned how long obtaining a warrant actually takes these days and whether the Supreme Court should encourage streamlined procedures.
The 2004 law also streamlined procedures and reduced the paperwork involved in providing children special education services, and relaxed burdens on schools when children with disabilities had behavioral problems.
Donaldson sorted out the behind-the-scenes mess, cleared the backlog of cases, streamlined procedures and effectively encouraged all and sundry to get a move on, so that justice was not delayed.
It needs to have evidence-based guidelines (called administrative review) for both the applicant and the review board; streamlined procedures to avoid delay; and a review board that mixes residents, developers and designers.
But by 2009, in response to complaints from the Congressional intelligence committees about disclosures, a task force created by the Justice Department and the director of national intelligence, Dennis C. Blair, streamlined procedures to follow up on leaks.
But the government is offering various other incentives — including tax breaks, subsidized telecommunications and streamlined procedures for setting up new businesses — meant to encourage international companies to come here instead of India, Eastern Europe or the Philippines.
