The phrase "a quick answer and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when requesting a prompt response or when discussing the need for brevity in communication.
Example: "I would appreciate a quick answer and any additional information you can provide."
Alternatives: "a prompt response and" or "a swift reply and".
Government officials expect a quick answer and plan to decide by Friday how quickly to proceed.
But the next time he's asked that question, then give a quick answer and let it be.
Instead of offering a quick answer and moving on to another subject, Mr. Santorum began a Socratic lecture about changing the laws on marriage, repeatedly asking the students questions.
If Mr. Bezos's business history is any indication, don't expect a quick answer and don't expect any short-term fixes for The Post, which has experienced years of sliding revenue and circulation.
My initial reaction was I needed a quick answer and it was a matter of a few hours and he decided he wanted to stay.
Patients understandably want a quick answer and a quick, inexpensive and effective treatment.
If they had sufficient diagnostic accuracy they could replace conventional microscopy as they provide a quicker answer and are easier to use.
For $199, a Web site can get a quick answer from Yahoo and LookSmart.
Now, refugees in Greece, Italy and the Balkans can message the page and receive a quick answer from a moderator who will work with the journalists and lawyers to provide accurate information, often sourced from their website or blog".
In a Ph.D., "everything has to be done in a very controlled manner … so that the research is reliable and valid, and a coach isn't always interested in that, they just want a quick fix and a quick answer".
Those applications offer a number of advantages to their users, for instance, getting a quick answer for programming-related posted question and giving a learner more freedom to participate and provide own opinions.
