[General] Using the word "Expedite with"

[derik81]

Hello,
Say for example there is a new calculator product named "Tetra calculator". It can perform functions very fast than ordinary calculators.
So can I use the tagline for Company 'Tetra Calculator' as:
"Expedite with Tetra"
is it correct to use "Expedite with" statements? if not, how to use the word 'expedite'

 

[probus]

Correct the information in your priofile about your native language, your current location and so on. After you have done so we will try to help with your questions.

 

[derik81]

Correct the information in your priofile about your native language, your current location and so on. After you have done so we will try to help with your questions.

Done! wont use this forum for long term so that I gave such answers.

 

[emsr2d2]

Done! I won't [STRIKE]use[/STRIKE] be using this forum for long; [STRIKE]term[/STRIKE] [STRIKE]so[/STRIKE] that is why I gave [STRIKE]such[/STRIKE] those answers.

Note my corrections above. There are no good reasons for lying about your personal information here. Why don't you plan to use this forum for long? It's very helpful.

 

[emsr2d2]

Hello.

Say, for example, there is a new calculator [STRIKE]product[/STRIKE] [STRIKE]named[/STRIKE] called a "Tetra calculator". It can perform functions [STRIKE]very fast[/STRIKE] much faster than ordinary calculators.

[strike]So[/strike] Can I use the following tagline for the [STRIKE]Company[/STRIKE] 'Tetra Calculator'? [STRIKE]as:[/STRIKE]

"Expedite with Tetra"

Is it correct to make a statement using "Expedite with"? [strike]statements?[/strike] If not, how [STRIKE]to[/STRIKE] can I use the word 'expedite'?

Please note my corrections above. The tagline doesn't work. What exactly does it expedite?

 

[bubbha]

"Expedite with Tetra" sounds strange to me, because "expedite" requires a direct object; i.e., it's a transitive verb.

 

[GoesStation]

If Tetra were a freight expediting company, its marketing material might exhort prospective customers to Expedite with Tetra! Since it isn't, the line doesn't work.

 

[derik81]

If Tetra were a freight expediting company, its marketing material might exhort prospective customers to Expedite with Tetra! Since it isn't, the line doesn't work.

Thanks! This forum is much useful than I thought it would be.

What if it is a software company that can complete a tedious manual task in matter of seconds? Can I use

"Expedite with Byte"

 

[derik81]

"Expedite with Tetra" sounds strange to me, because "expedite" requires a direct object; i.e., it's a transitive verb.

I'm not sure what a transitive verb is. Can you please give me some example.
Also please look my comment posted below about software company.

 

[emsr2d2]

Thanks! This forum is much useful than I thought it would be.

What if it is a software company that can complete a tedious manual task in a matter of seconds? Can I use "Expedite with Byte"?

I'm not sure what a transitive verb is. Can you please give me some examples?
Also, please look at my comment posted [STRIKE]below[/STRIKE] above about a software company.

https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/transitive

 

[GoesStation]

Thanks! This forum is much more useful than I thought it would be.

What if it is a software company that can complete a tedious manual task in a matter of seconds? Can I use

"Expedite with Byte"?

No. "Expedite" has a specific meaning in shipping. Completing a manual task doesn't qualify.