The phrase "a quick means for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a method or way to achieve something efficiently or rapidly.
Example: "Using a smartphone is a quick means for accessing information on the go."
Alternatives: "an efficient way to" or "a fast method for".
One of our goals was to provide a quick means to search for matches across all known genomes, and this raises the question of whether to keep each genome in its own index file, or to produce index files of combined genomes.
Though we will doubtlessly learn more of the psychological details of this horror, it already seems clear that this is one more case where the gun provided a quick means to settle scores a way for the emotionally damaged to relieve the feeling of being shamed, achieving instant karma through killing.
Though we will doubtlessly learn more of the psychological details of this horror, it already seems clear that this is one more case where the gun provided a quick means to settle scores — a way for the emotionally damaged to relieve the feeling of being shamed, achieving instant karma through killing.
It is suggested that the method could be used as a simple and quick means for evaluating toughness values for glasses and fine-grain brittle materials.
These scientists will benefit greatly from barcodes that can provide an easy and quick means for quality control.
The increasing disparity in wealth between white families and minority families, especially black and Hispanic; elite schools offer a quick, subsidized means for students to vault this gap; this is our vision to help you succeed.
Based on orthogonal collocation, Laplace transformation and Fourier series, the method provides a relatively quick means to account for dispersive effects occurring both due to longitudinal convection and lateral diffusion.
Buy a quick dip meant for the type of diamond ring you own.
An interesting suggestion by artist Matthew Ritchie, saiDabitthe context of his web service developed with founder and CEO of turntable.orgBisly Chasen.
The thermal method we outline here provides a quick and reasonable means for modeling the spatial variation of isotropic material properties within geometrically complicated structures, such as bone.
