'get a quick start' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to emphasize the need for immediacy or urgency in a specific task or situation. For example, "We have to finish this project by next Monday, so let's get a quick start today."
And with Woods sidelined, players sense an opportunity to get a quick start, hoping to end Woods's four-year reign as the Tour's top money-winner and player of the year.
In that way, the Republican said, Mr. Bush could get a quick start on defining Dr. Dean as too far to the left for the country before the former Vermont governor can wrap up the primaries and begin trying to move himself toward the political center.
The University of Michigan is offering trios of faculty members the chance to make interdisciplinary connections and get a quick start on high-risk, high-reward research projects.
He got a quick start in 1984 with small roles in television shows like "Charles in Charge," and "Growing Pains".
They got a quick start in the first half from guard Jen Rizzotti, who led Cleveland with two 3-pointers and 8 points, but was sidelined with a sprained ankle when she collided with Liberty guard Teresa Weatherspoon with 11 minutes 12 seconds left.
Before the game, the smart money was on the USA trying to get a quick and dominant start while remaining compact in defence.
You don't know the place and you've got to get a quick impression and start.
"The value of working with outside companies is you buy into their expertise on something they have done many times before and get a very quick start-up time," said Mr. Palo of PricewaterhouseCoopers. Drug companies run in cycles.
Nova got a quick out to start the ninth, but then faltered a bit, allowing an infield single by Delmon Young and then a walk to Miguel Cabrera.
We haven't been able to get quick starts and clear the ropes.
The veteran teams that have been together will get off to quicker starts.
