fast-tracked
adjectiveUK /ˈfɑːst.trækt/
US /ˈfæst.trækt/
Made to happen more quickly than usual.
Her project was fast-tracked so it could start before summer.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Moved ahead of others in a line or process.
The fast-tracked application was reviewed first.
3. Given special treatment to finish sooner.
Fast-tracked students got extra lessons.
4. Done in a shorter time than normal.
The fast-tracked building was ready in months.