"swift withdrawal" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to the quick and immediate extraction of troops, supplies, or other resources from a particular location. For example, "The government ordered a swift withdrawal of troops from the conflict region."
Advocates of a swift withdrawal tend to see Biden as their ally, and in a sense they're right.
As a candidate, Nixon had declined to discuss the war in great detail, yet when he mentioned it he had seemed to promise a swift withdrawal.
The American success in the counterterrorism campaign would seem to bolster arguments for a swift withdrawal from Afghanistan — an issue the administration is currently examining.
In the run-up to the Bush-Putin meeting, those in the administration who had advocated swift withdrawal from the treaty have fallen noticeably quiet.
If an adult takes a low-paying job, most of the earnings will be offset by the swift withdrawal of benefits and the imposition of income tax and national-insurance contributions.
Jon M. Huntsman Jr., a former Utah governor, has called for winding down the war to focus on rebuilding at home, and Representative Ron Paul, representing a more isolationist strain of thinking, has called for a swift withdrawal.
Hamid Karzai may not welcome a swifter withdrawal by Nato if it is accompanied by a wobble on foreign aid to his country post-2014.
The mess provides yet another argument for the swift and orderly exit of American troops from Iraq and the even swifter withdrawal of all the private armies Washington employs there.
President Bush, at his news conference, did not even mention the Republican success on Wednesday in blocking a proposal by Senator Jim Webb, Democrat of Virginia, that Democrats said would have forced a swifter withdrawal of troops.
Mr. Jones said that with the recent uptick of insider attacks by Afghan security forces on American troops, he believes many Republicans in Congress would support his bill, as well as a swifter withdrawal from Afghanistan, if allowed to by their leadership.
"Big Decision on Afghanistan" (editorial, Dec. 17) calls for the swift and decisive withdrawal of United States troops from Afghanistan.
