"quick chat about" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a brief, informal discussion. For example, "We had a quick chat about our plans for the weekend."
Or maybe a quick chat about the environmental impact of driving a Prius.
You might have a quick chat about something else with your pair.
Now as engineers passed the designers it would be easier to have a quick chat about last night's game or a project they were working on.
It seems impossibly naïve now, but at that point I thought that we'd have a quick chat about halloumi, laugh about "couscous-lettucegate" and get a date booked in no time.
10.26pm: As a result of Matt's foray into the wilds of Yorkshire with a crocodile and a quick chat about being a policeman, he's found a policeman's wallet and keys, gone to the policeman's house and let himself in to have a rummage through the fridge.
"I bumped into Mark and we had a quick chat about me coming here," he continued.
It started with smiles, then turned to quick chats about weather and working out.
But the social context that enables this truth doesn't spread nearly as easily as the message that doctors should put patients on diets or quick chats about weight are effective.
We recently caught up with Klein in his Brooklyn studio for a quick video chat about everything from Miami club culture to why it's important to him to release music under his real name.
CA: On March 25th, Dr. Stegeman visited my Latino/a literature class and we had a quick chat afterwards about his very public stance concerning changing our classes from core credits to electives.
We had a quick chat with Dan and Josh about their project.
