The phrase "a quick kick" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing a swift or sudden action, often related to physical movement or a metaphorical action.
Example: "He delivered a quick kick to the soccer ball, sending it soaring into the net."
Alternatives: "a swift kick" or "a rapid kick."
Food advocates aren't the only ones whose hopes for the new administration received a quick kick to the curb.
A few men were detained as the evening unfolded, and when they offered resistance or didn't provide information as quickly as the commandos desired, they were punished with a quick kick, slap or punch.
The ensuing drive by the Sooners took 12 plays and more than 6 minutes 27 seconds and ended with a pooch punt on a quick kick off a fake field goal that pinned Texas in the shadows of the goal posts.
Beasley did a superb job running the option, gaining a career-best 98 yards rushing and scoring a touchdown, threw for two touchdowns and even pooched a quick kick to the 4-yard line as Kansas State beat Tennessee in the Cotton Bowl in Dallas.
A quick kick in the groin will make the person feel dazed and look embarrassed long enough for an escape.
If your horse needs extra encouragement, you can say "trot!" or give him a quick kick with your legs.
The goalkeeper saw red after a seemingly innocuous clash with Hapoel's Luciano De Bruno as the Israelis sought a quick kick-off after Rangers' third goal.
With a quick kicking and scuffing of nearby fragments, Sergei rendered a place beside a log bench relatively trash free and then laid out our cold-chicken lunch on pieces of cellophane on the ground.
A nice quick kick to the sides of my brain though.
It is usually essential to get a good, quick kick off, since the defensive players will be following you towards the goal, and the goalie will be headed towards you or getting ready for you.
The Rams' owner, Carol Rosenbloom, responded with an organizational quick kick and fired him.
