"swift hands" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is often used to describe someone who is quick and precise with their hands. For example, you could say "His swift hands quickly solved the Rubik's cube".
Goneva drove through three to the shadow of the posts and beautifully swift hands from Manu Tuilagi, who had had a quiet match, sent Burns over for a try he converted himself.
Schalk Brits finished off a lineout and drive for the bonus point in the 71st minute, before Pietersen completed his hat-trick two minutes before the end, sent clear this time by Patrick Lambie's swift hands.
Momentum was well and truly with Ospreys at this point and they made it pay as swift hands from their backline set up Grabham to cross for their third score.
Huddersfield gave away a penalty when George held on to Gleeson in the tackle and Salford executed the play with swift hands through to Broughton, who dived in at the corner.
That's why Jesus talked a great deal about punishment, and the moral obligation to oppose evil with a strong and swift hand.
As apposed to supporting these recruits within the confines of their new faith-based school, a swift hand of justice was issued, warranted or not.
On-screen Regis's swift hand movements and handsome demeanor are matched by his powerful, soothing voice showcased in his original musical compositions and a breathtaking cover of the classic "Both Sides Now".
So extraordinary, with his long flat bill, his glossy back, his swift translucent hands.
Viacom got the first and in some ways least dramatic act, when Kanye West snatched the microphone from Ms. Swift's hands at the Video Music Awards on MTV on Sunday.
Devanand Janki directs with a swift, sure hand, and the performers seem to delight in singing to Sam Davis's deceptively simple music.
But the faculty members who preside over the kitchens and dining rooms are seasoned professionals, and they guide their students with a swift, sure hand.
