The phrase "a quick contact" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a brief communication or interaction with someone, often in a professional context.
Example: "I just wanted to make a quick contact to confirm our meeting time for tomorrow."
Alternatives: "a brief communication" or "a short message".
Zepeda: I think poetry is one of the few remaining mediums where you're allowed to scream your feelings plainly, maybe because it's not commercially valued and yet it's a very quick contact with the reader.
Another small way to show her you like her is to find casual ways to touch when you are around her. Whether it's letting your knee bump hers, or your shoulders brushing or a quick hug, contact will often show a girl you like her.
Samsung has included a few widgets and apps of varying usefulness: the bright pink "feeds" widget seems a bit limited compared to other apps', but the "Buddies Now" quick contact rolodex seemed handy for keeping your top five or six contacts ready for quick access.
In case of unusual cluster of notified infections they can quick contact each other to investigate the outbreak by a joint analytic study and close the uncommon source of infections.
Give them lots of ways to contact you; quick contact, email, phone, case evaluation form, set an appointment online etc. Have a "top ten mistakes" type list.
Cole makes quick contact with the kidnappers, but is abducted himself and task of saving everyone falls to Joe Pike.
"The constant moving back and forth was very confusing for many of my friends (especially because this was before smart phones and quick contact!) but I really don't remember having problems with it.
We also speculate that trypsin may also protect the fish from bleeding from other body injuries due to quick contact with the thrombocytes.
(Senior Manager, Clinical Services) You can't possibly have five moments between each quick contact.
