The phrase "quickly and simply" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe any action that is able to be completed in a short amount of time and with a minimal amount of effort. For example, "I was able to complete the task quickly and simply, proving that it didn't require a lot of effort."
The question today is how to do that quickly and simply".
Graphic design doesn't have to be elaborate; at its best it communicates information quickly and simply.
Then there's the nylon strap itself, which hooks onto these anchors quickly and simply and holds 200 pounds.
"It's not teeny tiny, but it's small, so you really need to have something that pops and expresses the message quickly and simply," Ms. Loprest said.
Now there are two new apps that are intended to do the same thing quickly and simply, by letting you take photos of pesky mail with your smartphone.
Re "House Passes Bill to Reduce Taxes for the Married" (front page, Feb. 11): Why not end the marriage penalty quickly and simply?
Even halved little gems are transformed when quickly charred and simply dressed in oil, vinegar and chopped herbs.
Young foreign workers were, it was said, by and large, better educated, more quickly trained and simply keener (that is, they turned up on time and did not call in sick).
"We need something like this coalition that reminds us all that we can solve a major part of the problem quickly and fairly simply".
But we're deluding ourselves if we assume that we can recover from the crisis of 2008 so quickly and easily simply by watching the Dow creep upward.
Yes, the greatest dilemmas facing humanity are still landlessness, homelessness, and hunger... but today our televisions and newspapers tell us about these fundamental problems more quickly and more simply than literature ever could.
