The phrase 'detected quickly' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe something that has been found or noticed in a short period of time. For example, "The puppies were detected quickly thanks to their loud barking."
The experimental results show that Hg2+ can be detected quickly and accurately with very low detection limit (0.1 nM) and excellent discrimination against other heavy metals.
Shift in the security community from emphasis on protective strategies to emphasis on detection so that attacks that do happen are detected quickly and can shorten the time the compromised system can be accessed by outsiders.
As a result, manufacturing difficulties may not be detected quickly.
Based upon high electric fields, samples can be separated and detected quickly.
The tubes in which freon coolant circulates were not punctured; such a problem would have been detected quickly and would have required a hasty return to earth.
Fire Commissioner Thomas Von Essen said investigators thought that the lack of smoke detectors might have prevented the fire from being detected quickly.. "This was a fast-moving fire" Mr. Von Essen added.
The capability to detect quickly whether chemical weapons agents are present will inform decisions on whether or not to remain in an area and so potentially save lives".
This system can help the farmer to detect quickly and economically the state of health of their cows from a simple measurement of electrical conductivity performed on the dairy farm itself.
THE murder in 2006 of Alexander Litvinenko, a former KGB agent living in London, showed the importance of being able to detect quickly if an area has been contaminated by nuclear material.
Among other things, this data system allows the guardians of public health to detect quickly the incidence of certain illness that may be infectious, such as severe acute respiratory syndrome, or SARS.
Locklear, however, said he was confident the US military would be able to detect quickly where any missile was headed.
