The phrase "a quick screening of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a brief evaluation or assessment of something, such as documents, data, or individuals.
Example: "Before the meeting, we conducted a quick screening of the applicants' resumes to identify the most qualified candidates."
Alternatives: "a brief review of" or "a fast assessment of".
For a quick screening of the antimicrobial activity, the cross steak method was used as described by Hemashenpagam with some modifications (Hemashenpagam 2011).
We report on the computer-aided design of a novel mask for the addressable ternary phase diagram to serve a quick screening of multi-component functional materials.
The results revealed that the method can be applied for a quick screening of antioxidant compounds or to more precisely determine the radical-scavenging activity of compounds.
The microbiological test used in this study was easy to use and relatively inexpensive and thus it allows realizing a quick screening of populations at risk due to its own cut-off of reference, even if its accuracy was lower than that of the conventional cultivation method [ 28- 30].
The combination of algorithm-based prediction with a quick screening for MHC affinity provides a solution to this issue.
As part of a quick screening process of the effect of injection water salinity on the WAG flooding experiments SC floods were conducted using the same design CO2 WAG ratios: 1 1, 2 1, and 1 2.
On Thursday, Sanchez opted to throw a quick screen to Dustin Keller instead of stopping the clock in the waning seconds before halftime.
The PDQ is composed of 13 questions and takes about 5 min to fill in, which makes it a usable tool in daily clinical practice, potentially giving the rheumatologist a quick screening opportunity which will contribute independently of other measures to the overall clinical assessment of the patient.
Air plasma etching followed by scanning electron microscope (SEM) imaging technique for visualizing the inorganic nanofillers in polymeric composites is a promising technique for quick screening of exfoliation and dispersion of nanofillers in nanocomposites in manufacturing and materials development environments.
This offers the possibility of quick screening of a large number of maize accessions based on variation in root hairs (Lynch and Brown, 2008) and further dissection of genetic control of root hair formation.
The quick screening of a high number of samples is particularly helpful in areas such as the one under study, where the prevalence of the pathogen is expected to be low or even zero.
