The phrase "a quick raise" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a rapid increase in something, such as salary or prices.
Example: "After the successful project completion, the manager decided to give the team a quick raise to boost morale."
Alternatives: "a swift increase" or "a rapid boost".
"It's useful when tuners have to do a quick pitch raise," she said, referrring to a special, time-consuming tuning for every key on pianos that have not been tuned for a long time.
When Jorge Rivera was hired at ASI, a small Boston mattress factory with forty production employees, he was paid only $7.50 an hour, but was promised quick raises to $11 an hour.
This year, for the first time, Xiaomi declined to provide annual sales figures and admitted it grew too quick, raising doubts about whether it can continue the impressive growth that gave it a $45 billion valuation two years ago.
A common and often unrewarding result is a quick sale to raise cash to disburse to the heirs.
But he insists his company has taken steps to stop such problems before they occur - for instance, a quick rating would raise alarms.
Using a quick, tight motion, raise your arms and hit the tie against your butt, if your hands are tied from behind, or your stomach, if your hands are tied in front.
Just as rising intonation marks a question in spoken language, and from a distance, the universal greeting of the eyebrow flash, a quick and mutual raising of the eyebrows, exists across cultures, sometimes elaborated into flirting or facial comedy.
Barclays' managers, he said, feared that without a quick, secret fund-raising effort, the public would have lost confidence and commenced a run, as other financial institutions have suffered.
Mrs. Abrams told parents and teenagers that if they planned to attend college after home schooling they needed to learn study skills, how to manage their time and how to interact in a group -- even a quick reminder on raising their hands.
While his music is easy to like, even a quick listen quickly raises eyebrows and questions: Is that a Pogues influence?
