The phrase "a certain tempo" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific pace or rhythm in various contexts, such as music, dance, or even in describing the speed of an activity.
Example: "The conductor insisted that the orchestra maintain a certain tempo throughout the performance to ensure cohesion."
Alternatives: "a specific pace" or "a particular rhythm."
After a series of miscues ("Pray for us"), he was pressed on a certain tempo notation.
Returning to Mississippi, she said, "helps create a certain tempo, a pace".
Certain steps have to be done at a certain tempo, but you make it sound as if the composer intended that".
Nine of Barcelona's starting players on Sunday graduated from the club's academy, La Masia, which teaches boys to love the ball, to share it and to play to a certain tempo.
"I've got nothing against MDMA," Barratt says, "it's a wonderful dance drug, but the crowds became very 'mono'–– they only seemed to want things above a certain tempo with as much piano banging and big daft noises as possible.
"There's a certain tempo to the thinking of someone who uses all kinds of new media," said Mr. Saffo, who said he would anoint Mr. Obama, if elected, "the first cybergenic president," just as John F. Kennedy was considered the first telegenic president.
Adding one or two tempo runs to your workout will increase the body's lactate threshold, the point at which the body fatigues while running a certain pace.
In addition, a significant effect of condition on the level of entrainment was revealed (p < .05), which suggests that maximal effects of music tempo on running cadence can only be obtained up to a certain level of tempo modification.
"You've got to meet the game with a certain amount of tempo control, poise and know that you're in for a long duration and get the feel of the game, the referees and the whole bit," Jackson said.
Here, we assume that the observed audio includes a certain instrument that carries the tempo information such as a hi-hat or a bass drum.
This influence was shown to have a certain range, which suggests that maximal effects of music tempo can only be obtained up to a certain level of tempo change and proved to be stronger for female compared to male runners.
