"super quick" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to something that happens or can be done in a short amount of time (e.g. "The race was over super quick").
Nutty, sweet and wholesome, this granola is delicious and super quick to prepare.
"He is super sharp, and he is super quick," Mr. Klein said.
Nate Silver's 538 project has turned into a "We Hate Andrew Wiggins" blog, like, super quick.
They are comfortable, and super quick to slip on and off.
"Super quick, quick as a cat," the defensive coordinator Bill Sheridan said of Umenyiora.
"It's going to drive it underground … and encourage this super quick consumption not in a public area".
But the main reason is the family reunion system in the UK is super quick, the fastest in Europe.
The run, though – well, I may not have been super quick but post-marathon, 5km really does seem a breeze.
If any official manufacturer team came in and did a gasoline car, they would be super quick".
Thumbnailing and blocking out a shot on paper is also a super quick way to throw around ideas about shape and movement.
Beat Sebastian Vettel to the 2006 F3 Euroseries title, is the reigning DTM champion and has been super quick in everything he has ever driven.
