The phrase "a slower 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 transportation, technology, or processes.
Example: "The vehicle operates at a slower speed of 30 miles per hour in residential areas to ensure safety."
Alternatives: "a reduced speed of" or "a lower speed of".
The purpose of this investigation was to determine if a slower speed of spinal anaesthesia injection would reduce the incidence of hypotension.
From the magnetic characterization, the reduced M s of HLC-coated Fe3O4 NPs should have a slower speed of raising temperature.
At a speed of 31 knots, the torpedoes had an effective range of 1,500 m (1,640 yd); when set at a slower speed of 26 knots, the weapons could hit targets out to twice the distance, at 3,000 m (3,280 yd).
This change in the clinical course might simply indicate a slower speed of recovery, but it might also indicate the start of a relapse.
However, paired-t comparisons did identify a slower speed of the ∈4/∈4 group in making the difficult discriminations compared to the ∈4/∈3 group (P = 0.0168), with trends for the ∈3/∈3 (P = 0.0877) and ∈4/∈2 groups (P = 0.0706).
If the rate is lower than the application rate needed: 1.Choose a slower speed of travel.
The results show that the elimination of herbaceous species already germinated in the field is technically possible, but it requires quite a slow speed of 0.2 m s−1 and tractors with a minimum power of 48 kW.
In the second part, the rupture progresses southwestward starting with a slow speed of about 1.5 km/s and accelerating to about 3.0 km/s.
This is an important issue from a practical point of view, since a slow speed of convergence would imply the persistence of disagreement for a substantial amount of time.
Induced hypothermia in the hypothermia group was started relatively late with a slow speed of cooling (average time to target temperature of more than 8 hours) in all centres.
"The study has not found any evidence that prices of stocks subject to the rule declined at a slower speed than prices of exempted stocks at times of stress.
