"to quickly provide" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express that something must be supplied quickly. For example, "We need to quickly provide additional resources to the team in order to meet our deadlines."
This trial provides a model of how regulatory agencies, advocacy groups, healthcare providers, and industry can work together to quickly provide an effective treatment to a large number of patients in need, while a regimen with clearly demonstrated safety and activity awaits approval.
The E.U. especially will need to quickly provide civilian, military and economic assistance.
Many UCB banks have been established worldwide to quickly provide high quality materials for transplantation.
We had no regrets, though, and appreciated Delta's willingness to quickly provide us with a satisfactory resolution.
Analysis of the algorithm and experimental results show that the algorithm is able to quickly provide the desired changes.
Cholera is now remarkably easy to treat: the key is to quickly provide victims with large amounts of fluids and electrolytes.
In this paper, we assess the potential of solid-phase fluorescence (SPF) spectroscopy to quickly provide a relevant characterization of SOW.
It is assumed that once a cancer centre decides to offer the intervention it would take measures to relatively quickly provide it to all eligible patients.
From frontline fighters using smartphones with apps that enable "call-for-fire" missions or troop locations to communications and intelligence analysts being able to more quickly provide vital information to forward commanders.
Several environmental groups and media outlets have criticized the EPA for failing to more quickly provide documents responding to these requests.
Of the new tech tools, Facebook said: "This will allow us to more quickly provide notices and educational information to advertisers — and more quickly respond to violations of our policy".
