The phrase "a quick change with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a rapid alteration or adjustment involving something or someone.
Example: "We need to implement a quick change with the project timeline to meet the new deadline."
Alternatives: "a swift adjustment involving" or "a rapid modification with".
Over the summer, the magazine world's own Velvet Revolution played out -- a quick change of hands with relatively little discord: Ann Moore was out at Time Inc. after eight years as chief executive, replaced by Jack Griffin, who was poached from his job leading Meredith's magazine division.
But one senior European official said that an answer might be a "two-phase solution," with a quick change to the protocol followed by work on treaty change.
"I've seen over and over how parts of the Constitution that were considered vestigial or irrelevant for decades or more can suddenly resurface and take on enormous importance with a quick change of events," Professor Wexler said.
Brownlee trailed the Dutchman by 80 seconds at the final transition but he cut 30 seconds off that time with a quick change into his running shoes.
With a quick change of the disc in the stereo, he started playing me his latest project.
Some of my dresses are appropriate for work and with a quick change of accessories, she's ready for dinner or the theatre.
The other thing is that by definition there is no hierarchy because one minute you are carrying someone's chair, before playing a lead, before helping someone with a quick change, so there is no room for anyone being precious or demanding!
Jennifer Lopez did a quick change, opting for a white dress with thigh high split and tummy baring cut-out section by British designer Amanda Wakeley.
The lowlands of the Apuans, crowded with trees, brought a quick change to sense-around green.
Pageants usually have very quick changes with little room and few hands to help.
