"quick practice" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to a fast or brief practice session or exercise. For example, "I'm going to do a quick practice round before I run the race."
There he took three quick practice swings and launched a majestic draw that rolled out to 310 yards.
Even though we've got exams, we still want to have a quick practice before revision".
Meet up with any other members of the worship team before the service to do one final, quick practice session.
Import some old footage and make a quick practice video, then browse the internet for free tutorials or tips.
They're easy to slip on and great for quick practices.
It didn't play into the kind of identity politics that the Democratic Party is sometimes too quick to practice and thus too easily derided for.
Plenty of slips and sledging Julie Ashmore, Neil Laughton and James Balfour got in some quick fielding practice before flying from Heathrow to the South Pole to stage a cricket match in honour of Captain Scott's failed trek to the bottom of the world, 100 years ago on 17 January.
Sebastian was so quick through practice and qualifying but in the race I was able to stay with him and eventually pass him for the win.
This reflects the lack of quick reference practice using smart phones and personal digital assistants (PDA)'s by our doctors.
You can choose among Campaign, Quick Game, Practice Match, Body Count, and Pass 'n' Play.
Kimi Raikkonen posted his intent to start the new Formula One season with back-to-back wins after finishing quickest in practice ahead of Sunday's Malaysian Grand Prix.
