Fast track
NOTE: This does not refer to the type of case used under English Law of the same name.Fast track refers to the practice of making use of a
process which is accelerated in comparison to the one in typical use. According to the
Oxford English Dictionary, the term's first published use was in an April
1976 Business Week article, where it referred to the
construction industry's practice of beginning construction before design was complete.
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fast track
Noun
1. a rapid means of achieving a goal; "they saw independence as the fast track to democracy"; "he took a fast track to the top of the corporate ladder"; "the company went off the fast track when the stock market dropped"
(hypernym) means, agency, way
Fast Track
The path that defended claims of more than £5000
but not more than £15000 are allocated to
fast track
the quickest route or path, short cut There is no fast track to success in the field of photography.