"quick memory" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe something that is done quickly or easily remembered. For example, "John is gifted with a quick memory, so he quickly remembers all of his lessons."
According to Wikipedia, the assembled leaders — quick memory quiz: Can you name them?
It can be a quick memory, a longer explanation, or anything in between.
So they devised several quick memory, calculation and reasoning tests that could be easily administered to thousands of the Midus participants.
A quick memory of a weathered grave stele I had once seen in Macedonia -- depicting a father, mother, child and an overturned ship -- clinched the realization.
Beaverbrook gave Foot a quick memory test – his recall of anything from byelection figures to Wordsworth sonnets was exceptional – and then work as a feature writer on the London Evening Standard.
The next time you have a vivid dream, jot down a quick memory of it when you awake -- even if it's just a simple visual -- and take a moment to think about what your psyche could be telling you.
Memorial gifts may be made in Dr. Quicks memory to the Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center, Georgetown University, Washington, DC, in support of the work of Dr. John Marshall in Colorectal Cancer Research.
The testing was sufficient because of extremely high and quick RAM memory.
I found it hard to not swing on a level plane and the club provided for some quick muscle memory.
Ready Boost is Microsoft's name for using a USB thumb/flash drive to provide some quick access memory the operating system can use as extra RAM.
The software library 'mspire' developed in the Ruby programming language offers quick and memory-efficient readers for standard xml proteomics formats, converters for intermediate file types in typical proteomics spectral-identification work flows (including the Bioworks.srf format), and modules for the calculation of peptide false identification rates.
