The phrase "a quick sampling of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a brief selection or overview of something, such as data, opinions, or experiences.
Example: "In this report, we will provide a quick sampling of the feedback received from our customers."
Alternatives: "a brief overview of" or "a short selection of".
The two words sans intérêt ("without interest") allow for surprisingly many solutions, as one can see from a quick sampling of previous translations.
On that question, a quick sampling of potential voters revealed some differences of opinion that will undoubtedly play out in print and on Web sites as the balloting approaches.
Here's a quick sampling of different routes to leadership: – Sales Leadership: The most often-used strategy by leaders is pronouncing how well they sell.
Here's just a quick sampling of our speakers: Parham Aarabi, founder and CEO of ModiFace; Adam Arrigo, co-founder and CEO of TheWaveVR; and Cyan Banister, a partner at Founders Fund.
A quick sampling of Comcast Sports or Philly.com or NJ.com seems to bear out a narrative of Jackson being a bad seed that should not be on the Philadelphia Eagles.
Similar to Sheryl Sandberg's story, a quick sampling of athlete profile videos on the CrossFit Games site will demonstrate that male competitors are more likely to outwardly express their desire and belief in their ability to win.
From a quick sample of year fives at my daughter's school, I glean that Kinney's books are adored because "they're so funny"; also, frequently, because "I like the pictures".
A quick sample of other speakers includes Kaidi Ruusalepp, founder and CEO of Funderbeam, Mike Collett, founder and managing partner at Promus Ventures, and Jamie Burke, CEO and founder of Outlier Ventures.
A quick sample of the Gold Award projects clearly demonstrates the plain fact that the Girl Scouts today are about a whole lot more than cookie sales.
When you apply they want to hear a quick sample of you "Deejaying" So record yourself for under thirty seconds as if you were Deejaying.
