"short lecture" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you need to refer to a lecture that is shorter than usual. For example, "The professor gave a short lecture about the economic policies of the country."
There is a short lecture and leaflets explaining how to spot and prevent eye disease.
Then he gives us a short lecture on Isis's version of sharia.
He delivers a short lecture before screening rare films from his collection, and takes audience questions afterward.
FRELINGHUYSEN ABORETUM "Marsh Meadow Garden," a short lecture on the arboretum's detention basin and the native plants that enhance it.
Some days, they can hear a short lecture called "Turtle Talk" to learn about the state's slower creatures.
Lackner delivered a short lecture on the dangers of dehydration and handed me a bottle of water.
Presented at the Deutsches Haus at New York University alongside short lectures, the series focused on "Jewish and Jewish Communist composers of the World War II era".
The Selfish Gene" is 30 years old and was celebrated with a stunning cast of short lectures at the LSE, and even a special brew of "Evolution Ale".
There will be an open house on Saturday, from 10 30 a.m. to 3 30 p.m., with short lectures and classes on landscape design, flower arrangement, botanical art and gardening.
He is performing Guthrie's songs, which he mixes with short lectures and projected images in what Kaufman calls a "live musical documentary".
The ceremony has some eccentric traditions, including an assortment of extremely short lectures and an 8-year-old girl who cuts off droning speeches by politely repeating, "Please stop, I'm bored".
