The phrase "a sufficiently quick" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that meets a certain level of speed or promptness.
Example: "We need to find a sufficiently quick solution to this problem before the deadline."
Alternatives: "an adequately fast" or "a suitably rapid".
(Nissan) On the topic of steering, Nissan disclosed details about a safety feature under development in Yokohama, Japan, that would be activated when a driver failed to take sufficiently quick evasive action to avoid an obstacle.
"It is also a great sadness that the authority of the Church was not sufficiently vigilant and not sufficiently quick and decisive in taking the necessary measures".
In cases in which logistical, financial, or moral costs prevent sufficiently quick action, the total number of people eventually affected by state action greatly increases, potentially leading to substantial induced costs.
As RDS is sufficiently quick for real-time diagnostics it allows to easily optimize the preparation process.
In our opinion, a key factor in the widespread adoption of BLAST has been the easy-to-use NCBI-hosted BLAST web server, which provides (sufficiently) quick search results against regularly updated global sequence databases.
Since there are two fast and slow time scales in the model, and the fast time scale is sufficiently quicker than the slow time scale, the model is separated into a fast system (6) and a slow system (7).
It's a sufficiently straightforward presentation that offers a quick and straightforward way for people to push themselves a little harder.
(162) As in protein crystallography, it is usually much quicker and easier to determine a structure if a sufficiently similar starting model is already available.
Can a sufficiently telegenic Republican find a sufficiently cute puppy?
Is there a sufficiently big addressable market?
