The phrase "a quick and successful" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an action or process that is both efficient and effective.
Example: "The team completed the project with a quick and successful turnaround, impressing the client."
Alternatives: "a swift and effective" or "a fast and fruitful".
Early this month, with war clearly looming on the horizon, 43 percent of those interviewed said they expected a quick and successful campaign, as opposed to 50 who said they foresaw a protracted struggle.
"They think they're going to have a quick and successful war and then they'll be very powerful," Clare Short, a former minister, quoted Mr. Brown as saying in 2003, when she opposed the war and resigned two months after it started.
While lined up along the free-throw lane, awaiting an opposing player's foul shots, Smith untied the shoelaces of Shawn Marion, of the Dallas Mavericks—reaching down slowly, as if to rest his hands on his knees, before making a quick and successful yank, just before play resumed, so Marion had no time to do anything about it.
The CBD has been shown to be a safe, quick and successful alternative to the traditional PDT (PercuTwist, guidewire dilating forceps, and so forth) that have a tendency to go too far and perforate the tracheal rings: the intensivist performing PDT should be aware when making the decision as to which approach to use.
However, there are legitimate concerns regarding the ability of public health practitioners to mount a quick, comprehensive and successful ring vaccination program, particularly in the face of a moderate-sized or large smallpox outbreak.
In 1991, the relatively quick and successful Gulf War sparked a new bipartisan consensus that American force could again be deployed wisely if it was undertaken with overwhelming strength and with the benefit of an international coalition.
Some fret that the plan's economic stimulus might turn out to be more than is needed, especially if a war with Iraq is avoided or is quick and successful.
Quick and successful failure analysis is a key component for in-time realization and ramp-up of new products.
Booz et al. ([2010]) elaborating on the concept of E 2.0 and its importance propose a structured E 2.0 approach, comprising of two complimentary and integrated service offerings, for quick and successful implementation of E 2.0.
Crahay deals in many superlatives that are ripe for quick and successful translation into American clothes.
