The phrase "a quick determination" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to making a decision or conclusion in a short amount of time.
Example: "After reviewing the evidence, we reached a quick determination about the best course of action."
Alternatives: "a swift conclusion" or "a rapid decision."
Shell had been urging the government to make a quick determination, since the company would need some time to get equipment in place to drill next summer when the water is free of ice.
The combined representation and the comparison of the values of boron concentration, pH and specific conductivity of the effluent showed that the pH cannot be adapted for a quick determination of the breakthrough point; however, the conductivity can.
Thermal imaging can become a readily usable tool for crop agricultural water management, since it allows a quick determination of canopy surface temperature that, as linked to transpiration, can give an idea of crop water status.
Responses of enzymatic bio-optrodes in flow regime were studied and an original model was proposed with the aim of establishing a reliable method for a quick determination of biosensor signal parameters, applicable for biosensor calibration.
Because the six buildings in Brooklyn had not adequately responded to warnings, since Dec. 17 they have had to use clear bags for all garbage so that the inspectors can make "a quick determination as to whether or not this violation is continuing," Mr. Lange said.
This method has allowed us to realize a quick determination of oxidation rate constants, while lowering analysis cost (no chromatography system is necessary) and increasing sample throughput.
This new PCR technique will be very useful for a quicker determination of M. putrefaciens strains as well as a better understanding of the prevalence of M. putrefaciens infections.
Knowledge about these variations in the origin of depression is an important starting point to gain a better understanding and to make a quicker determination about an individual who might be affected by depression.
Called the DataChip (for data analysis toxicology assay chip), it "allows for a very quick determination of whether a compound is likely to be toxic," says Jonathan Dordick, a biochemical engineer at the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI), in Troy, NY, and cofounder of Solidus Biosciences, a startup that is commercializing the technology.
Such assemblies can be intriguing templates for building novel molecular architectures, and be employed as a combinatorial tool for quick determination of interaction selectivity for nanoparticles.
The methodology allows for a reliable and relatively quick determination of optimal process structures for seawater reverse osmosis (SWRO) desalination systems, as well as for the analysis of trends across different design classes [1] for a given economic objective and typical design constraints.
