"completion speed" is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used to refer to how quickly a task is completed. For example, "We were able to increase our completion speed significantly by rearranging our workflow."
Early studies we have undertaken at the Center for Human Sleep Science at UC Berkeley have demonstrated that shorter amounts of sleep predict both a lower work rate and slower completion speed of basic tasks.
Complex administrative functions have often plagued employers, particularly in HR, and these solutions alleviate the potential for human error while dramatically increasing completion speed.
82 Thus, completion speed in the incentive runway is a measure of wanting and reinforcement learning to obtain a food or drug reward.
This change of the athlete's strategy might explain the fact that vCOM remains more or less unchanged over a wide section of the turn cycle, while during Completion, speed was lower for increased horizontal gate distance (figure 4).
82, 83 Compared with lean chow-fed rats, high-fat diet induced obese SD rats learned the task much slower, with initially significantly reduced completion speed, resulting in a lower wanting index 52 (Fig. 6A).
The estimated factors reveal that undiscovered design rework diminishes construction quality and production rate significantly and construction completion speeds up the detection of undiscovered design rework.
The extended HTM allows for reliable discrimination of intentional gaze gestures from otherwise standard human machine gaze interaction reaching up to 98% recognition accuracy for a data set of 10 categories of gaze gestures, acceptable completion speeds and a low rate of false positives during standard gaze computer interaction.
In the past few weeks alone the public accounts committee delivered a report criticising the sale and completion high speed one, the country's first high speed rail link from London to the channel tunnel.
A mixed fibre-optic, wireless, and satellite network, the NBN was expected to provide, upon its completion, high-speed Internet access to even the remotest parts of Australia.
Outcomes include the distance the child is able to complete, the time for completion and the speed.
