The phrase "a quick expansion of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a rapid increase or growth in a particular area, such as ideas, businesses, or physical space.
Example: "The company experienced a quick expansion of its services in response to customer demand."
Alternatives: "a rapid growth of" or "a swift increase in".
But that assumes a quick expansion of nuclear plants, which is unlikely.
Mr. Pastrana said he considered a quick expansion of the Andean pact a necessity if Colombia was to recover economically.
It is hoped the announcement will mean a quick expansion of the World Trade Organisation's Information Technology Agreement.
Led by the under secretary of defense for policy, Walter B. Slocombe, the Americans told the Russians that the new radar had inherent limitations that would not allow a quick expansion of the shield.
True to his campaign promise for aggressive action against leftist rebels, Colombia's new president, Álvaro Uribe, authorized emergency measures today that broaden the government's powers and allow for a quick expansion of the armed forces.
"It's quite clear the conditions on the ground are not as conducive to a quick expansion of ISIS as they are in Syria and Iraq," Fabiani said.
Our study shows a quick expansion and acquisition of novelties in vertebrate PC homologues.
I have only one critical observation: the study anticipates an unrealistically quick expansion of wind energy.
The availability of microsatellites for Eucalyptus should undergo a quick expansion in the next few years based on the large EST and genomic sequence databases available.
Then, during the following interglacial period at the beginning of the Holocene, about 10,000 years ago, this vast system disappeared almost completely as a consequence of the quick expansion of temperate forests (in Europe) and taigas (in Asia) from their ice-Age refugia [ 49].
