The phrase 'click of a finger' is correct and can be used in written English. It is used to refer to something happening quickly, often as a metaphor for how quickly something happens with little effort. For example, "With the click of a finger, the door opened and he walked inside."
A click of a finger and all could be deleted for ever.
Who wants to say that you lost $300,000 at the click of a finger?
Indeed, far from being dispatched at the click of a finger, the printed tableaux take months to come to fruition.
I'll just see a couple of putts go in, and starting the ball on line, and it can change in the click of a finger.
And should he run out of reading material, the next in whatever series he is into by then can be purchased at a click of a finger.
The likes of MySpace and even more so YouTube, have enabled budding artists to put their music out to a massive audience at the click of a finger.
Whether it's take-out, a new pair of shoes or an late night guest we are in search of, all it takes is a few clicks of a finger.
The work ethic transmuted, with a click of the fingers, into a lark: what better alchemy for an America ineluctably on the rise?
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They called me over with a click of the finger, sneered at me, barked their orders, and did impressions of me when I turned my back.
"It's like zero to a thousand, like that," Van Egmond explains the leap in quality with a click of the finger.
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Claudia Letizia
Head Translator and Proofreader @ organictranslations.eu