The phrase "admirable pace" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a speed or rate of progress that is commendable or impressive.
Example: "The team maintained an admirable pace throughout the project, ensuring that all deadlines were met without compromising quality."
Alternatives: "commendable speed" or "impressive rate".
While air travel remains a serious problem, roads and public transit are getting back up and running at an admirable pace.
Annabelle - apparently keeping admirable pace with its parent film The Conjuring at the same point in its run last year - continues to roll out, as does The Judge.
They have hitched their wagon to a giant of our nerd culture and set off at a reckless yet admirable pace.
Of course, just in case your table of roughly 10 people runs out of reasons to prost, the massive oompah band that intersperses drinking songs between traditional Bavarian tunes and 1980s American pop hits will make sure you're keeping an admirable pace.. Really, the only thing stopping you from drinking more beer is avoiding the lengthy bathroom lines.
Having said all that, there was an admirable pace to the first two-thirds of the finale, and another part of the finale resonated with me, mainly the theme of Olivia as a heroic savior, not unlike Jean Grey of "The X-Men".
Still, there was an admirable level of pace with which Troon both made certain that any objections regarding a change of membership policy would not hold any sway and completed a vote over the very subject.
With the hybrid PSO RLSE learning method, the NFS ARIMA predictor may converge in fast learning pace with admirable performance.
Bill Berry, the director, has staged the musical with admirable detail, an energizing pace that won't quit (much like New York itself), and what feels like true love — for the city, for musical theater, for his flawed but deserving characters, or maybe all three.
Especially in its first episode, "The River" shows an admirable economy and brisk pace as it lays out the mystery of Emmet's disappearance and the conflicts that afflict his family, crew and production personnel.
In the words of his exercise rider (who wrote an anonymous letter to The Sporting Magazine in 1828), Waxy was "one of the finest formed horses, perfect in symmetry, beautiful in colour, admirable in all his paces, and of the finest temper when in work".
While its engineering is admirable, Hitachi has struggled to keep pace with quarterly updates demanded by markets for microchips, personal computers and consumer gizmos.
