speediness

speedy | American Dictionary

speedy
adjective
us/ˈspi·di/
very quick or fast:
They hope to bring a speedy end to the conflict.

speedily

adverbus/ˈspi·dəl·i/
The error can be speedily corrected.

Examples of speedy

speedy
The sub-committee on manpower was given the task of reviewing the problem of speedy procurement and the maximum utilization for war of the nation's manpower.
They were always completely co-operative, and although they were at the outset assured of speedy treatment they knew that this was not yet 100% effective.
Sometimes it may be possible to get a speedy answer by examining the walk from the end, or transposing and combining various operations in it.
Constant vigilance comprising a speedy detection of suspected cases, immediate notification and appropriate public health measures are permanently needed in receptive areas.
The evolutionary process was limited to five generations, which captured most of the fitness increase while allowing for a relatively speedy generation process.
There was a desire for a speedy resolution to the problem.
Both these factors together resulted in the speediest onset of depression.
Those of which the consumption is either immediate or more speedy, in the other.
This context is important in bringing research to the attention of a broad audience in a relatively speedy fashion.
Therefore, prevention programs ideally should address factors that are known to predict early and speedy desistance.
It led to a relatively speedy movement of quotas from some regions to others and economic inequalities within and between the villages became increasingly visible.
As a result, the already speedy opera seems to take flight.
Since the development in our science area is very fast, authors ask for a speedy publication of their results.
Regulators are not immune to the pressures from industry for speedy approval of release of transgenic seeds.
Production has been commendably speedy and presentation is attractive but editorial intervention is imperceptible (see above).
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