fast-tracked
verb (past tense)UK /ˌfɑːstˈtrækt/
US /ˌfæstˈtrækt/
Made something happen faster than usual.
The new bridge was fast-tracked so people could cross the river sooner.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Moved ahead of others in a line or order.
Her request was fast-tracked to the front of the queue.
3. Given special quick treatment because it is important.
The sick puppy was fast-tracked to see the vet first.
4. Put on a quicker path to finish sooner.
The builders fast-tracked the school repairs before classes began.