The phrase "articulation speed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to speech, language development, or communication skills, often referring to how quickly someone can articulate words or sounds.
Example: "The speech therapist assessed the child's articulation speed to determine if they needed additional support in their language development."
Alternatives: "speech rate" or "pronunciation speed".
And every detail of phrasing, articulation, speed and loudness was argued over by every-one from the back desk of the second violins to the first oboe, before the group decided on a collective vision.
Feedback was analyzed and incorporated in evening debriefings on things such as articulation, speed of lecture delivery, and the use of abbreviations.
The actions chosen for this experiment represented four different types of ambulation; hence the actions differed primarily in terms of limb articulation, speed and body posture.
Part III, "Tabula Rasa," offers eight dancers moving under a glowing set of light tubes, and it shows Mr. Forsythe's influence in its juxtapositions of groups and solos, its extreme articulations and speed.
"These boxes are connected to that network and we fix the signals that we want to look at, such as vehicle articulation, vehicle speeds and location, and then using that network, we pick off the information, which could be transmitted to a second car," he continued.
Practice will increase strength, speed, articulation, amplitude and clarity of dancing.
On tenor, Marsalis's sound is full and fibrous and his precise articulation at high speed is almost unbelievable.
Many of the key elements that once embarrassed "modern" performers -- tempo, orchestral seating, bow speed, articulation -- are now almost taken for granted.
The patterns in Mr. Payton's improvisations were so well defined that they could sound hard and dry, like etudes; "Tenderly," which he mostly played alone, was a startling show of speed, articulation and tone.
You can show off their speed, articulation, dramatic sense, how melodically they can play, how rhythmic, how high, how soft.
Horowitz's renowned rhythmic control, speed, articulation and textured sonority in octave playing are on full display.
