The phrase "a quick resumption of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the prompt return to a previous state or activity after a pause or interruption, emphasizing the speed of that return.
Example: "After the brief interruption, we hope for a quick resumption of the meeting to discuss the remaining agenda items."
Alternatives: "a swift return to" or "an immediate restart of".
A quick resumption of play does not seem likely.
She also warned not to expect a quick resumption of regular airline service.
"We will always see a cooling-off period, but we will also see a quick resumption of travelling again.
And the other is a quick resumption of the roaring bull market that took the S.& P. 500 up 80 percent.
Still, with the death toll rising, there were fears that the violence may quash hopes for a quick resumption of the peace talks between Israel and the Palestinians.
China's official Xinhua News Agency reported that Liu told Kim that China was willing to work with North Korea for a quick resumption of six-party nuclear talks.
Taken together, we can state that Sec body formation allows a quicker resumption of transport through the secretory pathway when compared to situations where they do not form.
However, PCP-treated mice showed normal weight gains within two days post-treatment suggesting a quick resumption in normal growth rates in the drug-treated mice.
Historians say the quick resumption of services was a civic effort, helped by the arrival of large numbers of volunteers.
In the months leading up to President Abdurrahman Wahid's removal as president yesterday, American State Department officials and the National Security Council developed a contingency plan that calls for the quick resumption of economic aid to Jakarta if his successor, Megawati Sukarnoputri, begins to carry out economic reforms.
"China hopes to see the quick resumption of the peace talks," Kong Quan, a spokesman for the Chinese Foreign Ministry, said at a news briefing today.
