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The phrase "as quick as two seconds" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize the speed of an action or event, comparing it to a very short duration of time.
Example: "The car accelerated as quick as two seconds, leaving the other vehicles behind."
Alternatives: "as fast as a blink" or "in the blink of an eye."
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Surgeons and anesthesiologists are always trying to find ways to minimize emergence agitation, which is the absolute misery and dysphoria that at least 50percentt of six-month- to six-year-olds experience after a brief surgery and anesthesia even if the surgery is as quick as ninety seconds.
As quick as two weeks.
Tours can be as quick as five to seven minutes.
He doesn't just look like a whippet; he's as quick as one.
"You can go quicker and quicker with each run as the track rubbers in, and by the end of practice your lap times can be as much as six seconds quicker than at the start of the session".
Google Maps was generally quicker; at times, its voice commands arrived as much as three seconds sooner, which could make all the difference if your reflexes are not that snappy.
"We weren't as quick as we were in the first".
"Now it can be as quick as a day to three days.
Pull the old filter out and put the new one in as quick as possible.
Sell your first company as quick as you can.
(And it's still not as quick as "James and the Giant Peach," which kills off a couple of parents in thirty-five seconds flat).
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