The phrase "a quick extension of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a brief or immediate addition or expansion of something, such as a project, idea, or concept.
Example: "We are planning a quick extension of the current project timeline to accommodate additional feedback from the team."
Alternatives: "a brief addition to" or "a rapid expansion of".
According to our results, recognition undergoes a first slow nucleation step over a few basepairs, followed by a quick extension of the pairing to adjacent bases.
A quick extension of the iterations used to calculate our levelized costs in the cast of gas turbines shows that an increase in life cycle lowers the cost of generating electricity below the market price of electricity.
Walking was defined as the movement of a larva when at least one leg changed position; a head orientation was the movement of the head towards a prey item without moving the legs and a feeding strike was a quick extension of the labium towards a prey item.
The underlying structure allows a quick extension, works on different building control standards, integrates devices from different domains formerly left out of BAS (e.g., household appliances), and can handle equipment from different manufacturers.
The quick extension of the right solar wing popped its tension cables off their pulleys and reels.
Structural and thermodynamic analyses reveal that it is the mechanical deformation rather than thermal activation that induces the precipitation of nanocrystals and arrests the quick extension of shear bands leading to the enhanced ductility.
QUESTION FROM ALEX: Many of the liberals I know unknowingly subscribe to the credo that poor people (and often by too-quick extension people of other races) are unhappy.
The Senate rejected Mr. Bush's demand for quick passage of a permanent extension of the law.
Judging from my conversation with the company and a quick demo of the touch product, this is very much an extension of what Flite is already doing.
A quick succession of management turnovers followed.
