The phrase "a selected speed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific speed that has been chosen or designated for a particular purpose or context.
Example: "The vehicle is designed to operate efficiently at a selected speed of 60 miles per hour."
Alternatives: "a chosen speed" or "a designated speed."
The participant will then be asked to walk barefoot at a self selected speed along the motion capture area such that their right foot strikes the centre of the pressure plate.
For that purpose, the participants executed or imagined cyclical wrist movements at a natural, self selected, speed.
Participants were requested to execute and to mentally simulate the motor tasks at a natural, self selected, speed and with their eyes open.
In this model, it is assumed that each node in the network acts independently: it selects a geographic destination in the deployment area (the way-point), it selects a speed uniformly at random in a given interval, and then it moves toward the destination on a straight route at the selected speed.
The patients walked at self selected speed along a 70-m corridor during 30s with the portable accelerometer recording their trunk acceleration.
At fast self selected speed, however, the inconsistent runners switched from a NHS to a HS landing during treadmill running.
Rather, participants were free to select a 'comfortable' walking speed during each session and were blinded to their selected speed.
In the same Table the crucial design parameters accruing from the selected speed value (130 km/h) are illustrated as well.
Dynamic spatial design of railway lines and their routing designs in 3D drawings, their development in the terrain and comparison according to the selected speed parameters.
After 2 minutes, the participant stood for 30 seconds, the treadmill was started and immediately programmed to the previously selected speed.
