The phrase "a mixture of speeds" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a situation or context where different speeds are present or occurring simultaneously.
Example: "The race featured a mixture of speeds, with some competitors sprinting ahead while others maintained a steady pace."
Alternatives: "a blend of speeds" or "a variety of speeds."
With a mixture of speed, experience and charm Jenson Button was, surprisingly, the dominant driver at McLaren.
"WHEN he first sees her, Raf is sitting on a washing machine about to swallow an eighth of a gram of what is apparently a mixture of speed, monosodium glutamate and an experimental social anxiety disorder medication for dogs".
Anthony Martial has started the season slowly and Pogba, as Mourinho explained, was not at the point of optimum fitness even if there were times when the £89m signing showed a mixture of speed, balance and control that had Old Trafford humming its approval.
25 Therefore, to be successful in competition and to tolerate intensive training demands, 1 tennis players need a mixture of speed, agility and power combined with medium-to-high aerobic and anaerobic capabilities, related to whole body muscle groups.
But what resembles a mixture of high-speed semaphore and sign language, albeit often danced en pointe, jars with the music's more bucolic mood.
Thanks to a mixture of high-speed photography, gravity and extreme determination, these young competitors provide us with more than just mind-blowing feats of athleticism.
Instead, largely because of a seizure in Cambodia in 2008 of 33 tons of the precursor chemical safrole oil – enough to supply the UK ecstasy market for five years – pills contained a mixture of BZP, speed or caffeine.
But Coughlin seems to have good feelings about his squad, particularly the emergence of the 264-pound Brandon Jacobs as a running back with a rare mixture of speed and power.
Sinclair, a 28-year-old striker who possesses a dangerous mixture of speed and skill, has scored 116 goals in 159 games for Canada, and has been in terrific form for the Western New York Flash this season.
Mizoguchi and others view their sport as an ideal mixture of speed and technical ability with a high degree of assumed risk.
