The phrase "a faster speed of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the rate of movement or progress in various contexts, such as technology, transportation, or performance.
Example: "The new engine design allows for a faster speed of travel, significantly reducing commute times."
Alternatives: "an increased rate of" or "a higher velocity of".
Digital meters have been developed to satisfy a need for higher measurement accuracies and a faster speed of response to voltage changes than can be achieved with analog instruments.
With a faster speed of the development and construction step of informatization and internationalization of colleges and universities, the platform of comprehensive informatization service in colleges and universities has become an effective path to serve the research specialist staffs, college students and innovative enterprises.
This implies that improvements in the nonlinear coefficient translate to lower power requirements or alternatively a faster speed of operation.
(4) Calcined ginger nut and Aga soil in the environment of 80% relative humidity have a faster speed of hydration and carbonization.
Figure 13 illustrates the behavior of the convex-combined filter of FXLMS and FXLMF algorithms; we can see at the beginning that the combined filter followed the FXLMF algorithm since it has a faster speed of convergence.
Remark 7 One can obtain a faster speed of convergence up to k = 0.2489 in Example 3 and up to k = 0.93 in Example 4 with trade-off in smaller upper bounds decreasing to near zero.
Numerical examples are examined to confirm that the new approach has high efficiency and accuracy with a fast speed of convergence.
Many components of the radio had to be scaled down to fit onto the tiny silicon chip; the antenna, for example, is one-tenth the size of a Wi-Fi antenna and yet, it runs at a fast speed of 24 billion cycles per second.
Glucose was released with a fast speed of around 0.4 g/L/h at the first 6 h.
The twenty-first century has been marked by our almost boundless ability to imagine things at a larger, or smaller, size; at a faster speed; capable of solving complex problems using less energy.
"He operates at such a faster speed than any of us and carries on many more relationships than any of us and so many more simultaneous conversations than any of us," Morrell says.
