The phrase "assessing the speed and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the evaluation of speed in a particular context, such as performance, processes, or systems.
Example: "The team is focused on assessing the speed and efficiency of the new software implementation."
Alternatives: "evaluating the speed and" or "measuring the speed and".
In a move that could affect policy decisions years from now, the F.C.C. will begin assessing the speeds and costs of consumer broadband service.
We subsequently assessed the speed and accuracy of escape flights through an obstacle course of vertical strings.
A built-in pedometer and compass assess the speed and direction you're going and, rather than relying on GPS signals, the system can tell where you are simply based on stride length.
The study was designed to assess the speed and efficiency of visuospatial attentional orienting and the speed of visual processing and motor response in school-age children diagnosed with specific language impairment (SLI).
It works by measuring pressures or pressure differences and using these values to assess the speed and altitude.
These findings using static transwell assays were confirmed using Dunn chamber migration assays to assess the speed and direction of cell migration.
Also, these results suggest that loss of homeologs and gene expression changes, while still rapid in evolutionary time, may be slightly more gradual in Tragopogon, occurring over several generations, but further studies are required to assess the speed and magnitude with which genomic changes have occurred in Tragopogon.
The behaviour is related to speed restrictions and not the result of birds assessing the speed of approaching vehicles, researchers found.
We used a modified spatial cueing task to assess the speed of engagement and disengagement from supraliminal and masked pictorial cues depicting threat, dysphoria, or neutral content in 36 clinically anxious, 41 depressed and 41 control participants.
Finally, the Useful Field Of View test (UFOV®) [59] was performed to assess the speed of processing and visual attention of our participants.
