The phrase "at a given pace" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the speed or rate at which something is done or occurs, often in contexts related to progress or movement.
Example: "The team was able to complete the project at a given pace that ensured quality without rushing."
Alternatives: "at a specific speed" or "at a certain rate".
When the total amount of CaMK was increased 3× corresponding to the level of the CaMK in the CaMK-TG cardiomyocytes, the amount of active CaMK was changed dramatically at any given pacing frequency in the model.
Ranolazine also increased the action potential duration at any given pacing cycle length, which the authors mainly attributed to its additional effects on the main repolarizing K current IKr.
Williams and Cavanagh reported non-significantly lower peak forces in the vertical axis in runners who consumed less O2 at a given running pace [17].
Perhaps, indeed, for longer than many had thought: output, previously described as "expanding briskly" is now merely growing "at a solid pace"; and the Fed gave a nod to the weak jobs market that it had not given before.
"I think they are moving at a reasonable pace, given the current environment," she said.
Privatisation has progressed at a reasonable pace, given the not-exactly-frenzied demand for Malawian state assets.
The chairman of the committee, Lawrence S. Schwartz, a senior adviser to Mr. Cuomo, said the group had to proceed at a restrained pace, given the paralyzing web of spending requirements that had piled up over the course of decades.
Kosovo's level of unemployment continued to exceed 40 percent, but economic growth persisted although at a reduced pace given the international financial crisis that began in 2008 and the attendant drop in remittances sent back from abroad.
They were asked to perform the test-movements at a standardized pace given by a Metronome (50 beats per minute; Joyo JM-65, Joyo Technology CO., LTD, Shenzhen, China).
