The phrase "a quick capture of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a brief or concise collection of information, images, or data.
Example: "The report includes a quick capture of the key findings from the survey conducted last month."
Alternatives: "a brief overview of" or "a swift summary of".
Compared to vegetative propagation through cuttings, the higher multiplication rates available through micropropagation seem to offer a quicker capture of genetic gains obtained in clonal forestry strategies.
At a commemoration of the massacre this summer, he was one of many speakers to urge a quick capture.
The military plan calls for the quick capture of land within Iraq, which would be used as bases to funnel American forces deeper into the country.
This in turn allowed the quick capture of Knin, the capital of the Republic of Serbian Krajina (RSK), and the lifting of the siege of Bihać soon thereafter, during Operation Storm.
Quick capture of Havana and its dry dock was imperative and it was the favored objective of Newcastle and Sir Charles Wager, First Lord of the Admiralty, but Britain's divided ministry left the course of the campaign up to Vernon and others at a Council of War held in Jamaica.
Transport of molecules in such membranes is primarily driven by convection with very limited pore diffusion as compared to packed bed column chromatography resulting in increased mass transfer and quicker capture of the product and also allowing us to work at very high flow rates.
A Romney Sweep: Winning both Iowa and New Hampshire is a rare thing and is a key step toward Mitt Romney's Plan A — a quick, decisive capture of the nomination.
With Quick Capture, the number of steps are reduced, making it much easier to create online video.
One of the major new features is an ability called Quick Capture.
That was when Ms. Velez played her part -- a quick swooping capture with the net.
One of the best features is the quick capture gesture, however, which saves the fumbling usually required to quickly shoot a photo.
