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The phrase "ability to perform faster" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's or something's capacity to complete tasks or actions more quickly than usual.
Example: "The new software enhances the ability to perform faster, leading to increased productivity."
Alternatives: "capacity for quicker performance" or "capability to execute more rapidly."
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In progress, another new class of nonvolatile memory technologies will offer a large increase in flexibility compared to disks, particularly in their ability to perform fast, random accesses.
The ability to perform fast voluntary contractions showed a substantial variability during bed rest.
This package is unique in its ability to perform fast set operations and list queries with a user-specified number of mismatches.
These improvements in DF QCL imaging instrumentation, combined with further ongoing developments, will greatly enhance our ability to perform fast and efficient chemical imaging in cells and tissues.
In conclusion, bed rest without exercise countermeasure resulted in intrinsic speed properties of a faster knee extensor group, which may have partly contributed to the preserved ability to perform fast voluntary contractions.
One of the most sought after and marketed features of commercial bioinformatics software is their ability to perform fast, efficient and high-quality de novo assemblies of NGS data taking millions, even billions, of single or paired-end sequencing reads and assembling them into contigs.
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Preliminary conclusions on the ability of EBCMOS to perform fast single-molecule tracking will be given.
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