The phrase "a quick clip" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a short video or audio segment, often highlighting a brief moment or excerpt from a longer piece.
Example: "I watched a quick clip of the interview, and it really captured the main points."
Alternatives: "a short video" or "a brief segment".
"What's wrong with a quick clip round the ear?" asked another.
Internationally, Wal-Mart's sales continued to grow at a quick clip, increasing 6.4 percent to $32 billion.
In order to produce gear at such a quick clip, Super Micro asks a lot of its workers.
There is a quick clip of a demonstration and a picture of a lectern with a placard for CAIR, the Council on American-Islamic Relations.
During "Don't Stop the Party" the overhead screen displayed images of the group's travels around the world, including a quick clip of Fergie shimmying alongside George Lucas.
IN 2004, with the real estate boom in full swing, seasoned developers were closing on deals to build mixed- and low-income buildings at a quick clip.
Wearing them has made me even more conscious than usual of reading the road ahead and looking for junctions, traffic lights, hazards and so forth that might necessitate a quick clipping-out.
While Sun cut research and development and administrative costs during the quarter, its revenue fell at a quicker clip.
This lets a company send out prized information from its computer center at a quicker clip than using more traditional techniques that require hunting across slower data storage devices.
Research has shown that workout pairs are more likely to go farther at a quicker clip than solo exercisers, said Adam H. Naylor, a sports psychology coach at the Boston University Athletic Enhancement Center, which trains athletes of all levels.
That's a quicker clip for revolutionary change than was seen last year, when the same service transmitted 2,825 news releases, or about eight a day, touting new products as revolutionary, including a printer that can also fax, scan and receive e-mail.
