The phrase "and pace of a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the speed or rhythm of a particular process, activity, or event.
Example: "The project requires careful consideration of the scope and pace of a successful implementation."
Alternatives: "and speed of a" or "and rhythm of a".
The tempo and pace of a round are important.
Fatal Attraction, though, retains the shape and pace of a film, introducing new locations for a single short scene.
And so, you know, we've tried to combine the kind of blue-sky thinking that you get in interdisciplinary research, you get in the best academic places, with the focus and energy and resources and pace of a top startup.
Half of the time, the movie — based on a novel by Ivica Dikic, who collaborated with Mr. Tanovic on the screenplay — has the tone and pace of a farce.
The novel has the grip and pace of a detective story, managing to be at once somber and playful and at times wonderfully sinister, with something of the looming grotesqueness of German Expressionist cinema in the 1920's.
"The musical 'Annie Get Your Gun,' which I saw on my first trip to New York, indelibly impressed on me the excitement and pace of a good evening in the theater," writes Mr. Gurney ("Love Letters").
"I grabbed the medium knife because it had finer edges," Mr. Beberfield recalled with all the suspense and pacing of a natural storyteller - if not a born butcher.
(Isherwood) 'TALES OF AN URBAN INDIAn' affableble and formulaic memoir show with the tone and pacing of a stand-up act (1 30).
One was mastering the form and pacing of a multicharacter stage drama that spans 27 years; for that he studied plays like August Wilson's "Fences," which follows a family over several years.
Opening with a plane crash from which there are only two survivors, Hawley peels back the layers of each passenger's previous life with all the precision and pacing of a great suspense writer.
Fallen Order isn't a shooter, of course, but Respawn is clearly able to handle the story beats and pacing of a video game campaign better than nearly every other developer.
