The phrase "a quick series of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a fast sequence of events, actions, or items.
Example: "The presentation included a quick series of slides that highlighted the key findings of the research."
Alternatives: "a rapid succession of" or "a brief sequence of".
What brought the monument down was a quick series of events.
In 1986, when core inflation dropped from around 4% to just below 3%, the Fed responded with a quick series of rate cuts, totalling about 150 basis points.
He's a full-fledged showman, a dancer who, on Friday night, could do a quick series of splits or hop up a staircase two steps at a time.
Mr. Cornejo effortlessly tosses off a quick series of air turns (first singles, then doubles), but then moves on to something simpler that's just as delicious.
House leaders said there would probably be a quick series of one-minute speeches that customarily begin each legislative day -- perhaps five each for Democrats and Republicans.
Should talks fail, she indicated, the company faces the prospect of a quick series of hearings next spring to enable her to fashion a tough and broad penalty.
He has streamlined AT&T and, with a remarkably quick series of acquisitions and joint ventures, positioned it as the premier provider of long distance telephone, cable, wireless and Internet services.
"Hologram" flashes past in an appropriately quick series of brief, displacing passages with plenty of space around them for us to feel the vacancy and nowhereness; if Mailer attached himself to Hemingway in honor of the older writer's unabashed competitiveness and machismo, Eggers here is drawn more to the best thing in Hemingway, his style of clean lines and sharp edges.
A lightning-quick series of swings ensued, so quick that officials later had to examine the videotape to ascertain how many times Na hit the ball.
(One long lift passes through a range of positions; a quick diagonal series of short lifts suggests trotting on air; and a final off-balance tilt shows just how much the woman may demand of her male partner).
It was a quick, stunning series of betrayals that shook President Suharto out of office this week.
