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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a good pace" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a speed or rate of progress that is considered effective or satisfactory.
Example: "During the marathon, I maintained a good pace, allowing me to finish strong."
Alternatives: "a steady pace" or "an appropriate speed".
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One can't advance at a good pace.
Three lines were moving at a good pace.
"We want to grow, sure, but at a good pace.
The gardening season will proceed now at a good pace.
Without someway of keeping engaged, it is hard to keep up a good pace.
That was slower than expected but still a good pace, analysts said.
One would hope so, especially if Apple's maps keep improving at a good pace.
Allow time but be mindful that a good pace is better for business energy.
That makes it a 12 1/2 year project, a good pace for Peanuts fans.
It's worth keeping up a good pace as the real archaeological treats await towards the end.
"I can keep up a good pace for a long time.
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