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The phrase "a quick touch" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a brief physical contact or a light interaction, often in a casual or informal context.
Example: "She gave him a quick touch on the shoulder to get his attention."
Alternatives: "a brief contact" or "a light tap".
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He has a quick touch forward and not one to help hold the ball up.
Marinating is neither needed nor desirable, but a quick touch of olive oil, salt and pepper won't hurt.
It was the same at the sushi takeaway: a quick touch of the card and off I went with my lunch.
Now, a quick touch on the outside of the cup allows you to balance the sounds of the video game with the voices of other players.
I used to see many museum visitors lean over the low railings round it and steal a quick touch, while the warders kindly turned a blind eye.
I was coming here to lead Cavendish out but then a quick touch of wheels and there I am with my hands in the air," he told BBC Sport.
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Debuchy started the move on the right and when his cross was headed out to Wilshere, just outside the penalty area, the midfielder played a quick touch-and-go with Özil.
(Rivette also offers a quick, touching tip of the hat to Godard and his 1991 film "Germany Year 90 Nine Zero").
One day the beautiful neurosurgeon, Jane Foster, stops in for a quick touch-up and trim in between brain transplants.
Powders pressure and convenient to carry around to help do a quick touch-ups.
Do it the night before so in the morning, you'll just have to do a quick touch-up.
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