The phrase "a result of quick" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that happens quickly, but it needs additional context or modification to be meaningful.
Example: "The project was completed in record time, a result of quick decision-making by the team."
Alternatives: "due to rapid" or "as a consequence of swift".
"And it turns out that as a result of a quick, substantial victory, we faced conditions on the ground that were different than we assumed initially".
In the west, gender is assigned as a result of a quick peek by a nurse or doctor at a baby's birth, and then it's fixed unless gender reassignment surgery takes place.
In China, airline passengers are resorting to extreme measures to protest flight delays as the country's air corridors become congested with millions of new fliers each year, a result of the quick rise of the middle class and of increasingly inexpensive air tickets.
The needed sequence of conformations appears near a crystallite as a result of a quick gamma process.
This was a result of the quick consumption of oxygen that led to improve the ignition conditions in the latter combustion cases.
The opening goal came as a result of a quick move by Kilmarnock with Rory McKenzie showing good pace on the right and firing a low cross that was diverted into the net by Wilson.
As a result of the quick and vast development of instrumentation and software capabilities, the optimization and control of complex energy systems can presently take advantage of highly sophisticated engineering techniques, such as CFD calculations and correlation algorithms based on artificial intelligence concepts.
As a result of this quick advance, Charles found his army in chaos, with Skippon's force organised and flanking them.
As a result of his quick progression, Nasri was an integral part of every youth team he was a part of winning several trophies, such as the Championnat de Provence, Coupe de Provence, and the Ligue de la Méditerranée.
