The phrase "a quick formation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a rapid or prompt arrangement or organization of something, such as a group, plan, or structure.
Example: "The team executed a quick formation to respond to the unexpected changes in the project."
Alternatives: "a rapid arrangement" or "a swift setup."
This method, in spite of damage to the bone marrow, yielded a quicker formation of bone regenerate.
This is consistent with a relatively quick formation of the kinetic product with the free metal ions.
But of dew there is little: for the vapour collects for it in a single day and from a small area, as its quick formation and scanty quantity show.
On Monday Saudi Arabia called for the quick formation of a national consensus government in Iraq, blaming Baghdad's "sectarian" policies against Sunni Arabs.
On Monday Saudi Arabia called for the quick formation of a national consensus government in Iraq, blaming Baghdad's "sectarian" policies against Sunni Arabs for the unrest now sweeping the country.
In blood vessels narrowed by heart disease, fatty deposits can burst, leading to the quick formation of a clot that blocks the flow of blood to the heart or brain.
Having more [OH]− ions in solution favors the above reaction, and hence, the quick formation of an passive oxide layer, which covers the metal surface and slowed down the further oxidization of metal.
This means that the recent quick formation of retrogenes is not a unique phenomenon in the primate lineage as Marques et al. [11] suggested, but a common phenomenon in at least the mammals that we studied.
It exhibits quick formation of step bunches, followed by a much longer period of coarsening, in the direction lateral to the step flow direction.
Both MS and PE methods enabled the quick formation of nanosized Pd particles over a CNT surface without any additional thermal reduction.
