The phrase "a quick restart of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the action of restarting something, typically a device or system, in a brief or efficient manner.
Example: "After experiencing some issues, we decided to perform a quick restart of the server to resolve the problem."
Alternatives: "a fast reboot of" or "a brief restart of".
But a quick restart of trading might result in unexpected problems.
"Even a quick restart of sales might not be enough to ward off a serious shift away from Toyota".
Mr. Hashimoto's ascent — and his success in blocking a quick restart of the Ohi plant — are some of the clearest signs yet that the distrust generated by the government's handling of the Fukushima disaster is reshaping attitudes in Japan, where people had long accepted Tokyo's sway over their lives.
The combination of the reactor starvation and the pH adjustment with NaOH and NaHCO3 demonstrated a good potential for process recovery after acidosis, as reflected by a quick restart of the methane production, even if a new microbial community has established.
With luck, the storm surge in Texas won't put the refineries underwater for extended periods of time, allowing a quick restart.
In the platformers of the 1980s and 90s, a quick restart could be achieved by intentionally running Sonic into some spikes, or walking Mario off a ledge and into a bottomless pit.
Now Mexico go looking for another one with a quick restart form a set piece that sends another Marquez header goalwards and forces Rimando into a reaction save.
Charging in without mastering the basics is rewarded with a quick restart, and you quickly learn that forward planning is not the way it works.
A quick restart is is all it takes to get them back on track.
The aim is to shorten the time for evaluation of OBE exceedance and to provide guidance for the quick restart of a seismically affected plant.
The power shift threatens the quick restart of oil exports promised by a rebel victory.
