The phrase "a quick session with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a brief meeting or interaction with someone, often for discussion or consultation purposes.
Example: "I scheduled a quick session with my advisor to discuss my project progress."
Alternatives: "a brief meeting with" or "a short consultation with".
Here are some examples of recent arguments that were settled with a quick session online.
"Damn," said Mr. Smith, after a quick photo session with the champ.
He had not taken many repetitions during practice as a receiver and had to do a quick cram session with the playbook in the minutes before the game.
Indeed, the measure was killed in the Legislature, only to be revived in a quick special session with one caveat that has kept enrollment figures low: the state could not give contracts to public schools to enroll students, one of the most successful methods of recruitment.
Marcus et al. (2012) showed that, at a clinic specializing in the treatment of pain, adult patients with chronic pain had a significant reduction in pain and emotional suffering after a quick AAI session with a dog in the waiting room.
Thanks to FaceTime, I have a quick therapy session with my father (a vaginal reconstruction surgeon - more on that in another article).
Julia Louis-Dreyfus took the top comedy award for Veep and celebrated by having a quick make-out session with Breaking Bad's Bryan Cranston, whom she had presented with an award moments earlier.
I've just gotten out of a quick hands-on session with the new iPad (and yes, it's just called the iPad), and have come away with exactly the feeling I expected to have: that I need to buy one.
On the decks, he performed a mix of tunes by artists including Michael Jackson, Prince and Jay Z. Also on Saturday, Justin Bieber surprised guests at Palms Pool & Dayclub when he stopped by for a quick onstage dance session with rapper Rich Homie Quan.
