The phrase "a quick mobilization" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to the rapid organization or deployment of resources, people, or actions in response to a situation.
Example: "In times of crisis, a quick mobilization of emergency services is crucial to ensure public safety."
Alternatives: "a rapid deployment" or "an immediate response".
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Their quick mobilization reflected a campaign trying to intercept the news cycle to change the predominant narrative of the race -- supported by swing-state polling -- that Obama will win in November, despite the fact that the economy remains sluggish.
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Sodium carbonate (Na2CO3) is a conventional alkali, and offers the additional advantage of speeding microemulsion equilibration, resulting in quick mobilization of residual oil.
Likewise, Chinese officials and state news media have suggested that the relatively quick mobilization of the Chinese Army during the recent earthquake in Sichuan Province contrasts favorably with the Bush administration's reaction to Hurricane Katrina.
During hospital stay, postoperative rehabilitation after total hip replacement is aimed at quick mobilization guided by local hospital protocols.
The way in which Ets-1 participates in apoptosis regulation is supported by its quick mobilization following hypoxia exposure.
"UNICEF was able to respond rapidly to the outbreak thanks to the quick mobilization of the network of health care providers in the country and due to the immediate support from the Central Emergency Relief Fund," said Gopalan Balagopal, UNICEF's Representative in DPRK.
Despite the quick mobilization of aid, the quality of the achievements was drastically affected by serious constraints linked to the magnitude of the disaster, the uncontrollable flow of frequently inexperienced small NGOs, the inappropriateness of many practices in urban contexts, and weak global leadership.
