The phrase "took place quickly" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe an event or occurrence that happened in a short amount of time. Example: The ceremony took place quickly, with the bride and groom exchanging vows in just ten minutes.
The results showed that the drainage of the liquid film initially took place quickly and then slowly attained an equilibrium thickness.
After the chemical demulsifier was added into the emulsion, two-phase separation took place quickly, the emulsion stability data accurately conformed to the emulsion stability model based on the two-phase separation.
Davenport, a local lad born close to the Pikes Lane ground where the fixture took place, quickly added a second goal although Bolton went on to lose 6-3.
Construction took place quickly; the keel was laid on 2 October 1905, the ship was launched on 10 February 1906, and completed on 3 October 1906 an impressive demonstration of British industrial might.
If diversification took place quickly and long time ago, there may be little phylogenetic signal because slowly-evolving genes may not have accrued many changes (due to the short time span) while faster-evolving genes may have initially picked up changes, but these were then overwritten by subsequent sequence evolution.
A series of steps takes place quickly.
Serious damage takes place quickly.
Experts say it can take place quickly.
The corporations would take responsibility for areas prioritised for development to ensure development takes place quickly.
With certain kinds of assets, like stocks, these adjustments take place quickly, sometimes viciously so.
The surgery would have to take place quickly after a compatible organ donor was identified.
