The phrase "allowed for a quick" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a situation that enables or facilitates something to happen quickly.
Example: "The new software update allowed for a quick resolution of the technical issues we were facing."
Alternatives: "enabled a swift" or "facilitated a rapid".
Several in silico and physical simulations based on a simplified model of this complex system allowed for a quick development process and are presented in this paper.
In this case, the application of bedside sonography by the emergency physician allowed for a quick and definitive diagnosis, appropriate referral as well as a rapid disposition of the patient.
During this change in direction, favorable atmospheric conditions allowed for a quick rate of intensification.
Janovsky's preparation helped prevent chaos and allowed for a quick recovery in the town.
However, published data on mannan synthesis [14] allowed for a quick interpretation of the HOC1 interaction with VAN1 as a probable within-function interaction.
Finally, our assay allowed for a quick turn around time allowing samples to be reported upon within 2 days.
For the last two weeks, students at Sichuan University have slept in their track suits; many keep their dormitory room doors open to allow for a quick escape.
That would allow for a quick restructuring while keeping intact the previous agreements with the union, the big bank lenders and Fiat.
The Police Department has used dozens of decoy officers and unusual methods to try to stanch the thefts, which usually occurred as trains entered and left stations, allowing for a quick getaway.
True to his campaign promise for aggressive action against leftist rebels, Colombia's new president, Álvaro Uribe, authorized emergency measures today that broaden the government's powers and allow for a quick expansion of the armed forces.
The coronal reformat in particular allows for a quick and accurate assessment of screw misplacement.
