"development speed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the rate at which an entity, such as a company, individual, or project, is progressing. For example, "The development speed of the project has been accelerating steadily."
A developer's main characteristics are activity, development speed, and effect on film gradation, graininess, and sharpness.
China, a developing country with a relatively high economic development speed within the past three decades, is facing the increasing prevalence of obesity and associated health conditions, such as cardiovascular disease, diabetes and CKD.
Factors such as investment horizon, need for data security, and desired development speed will influence this choice.
An integrated development platform leveraging each company's respective strengths would provide opportunities for gains in productivity, efficiency, and development speed above and beyond traditional outsourcing.
Zhou Benshun, Hebei's party secretary, led from the front: "I cared very much about development speed and economic volumes but not as much about people's own interests".
For example, of the four dimensions that have been central to automobile development—speed, cost, comfort, and safety which do customers value most, and which are easiest or most cost-effective to address?
KeenThemes wanted to make it easy for developers "to unpack and integrate Metronic's framework with their own at blazing development speeds".
The environment, which had been devastated during years of central planning, only became more uninhabitable as development speeded up.
The history of Linux proves that collaborative development speeds true innovation.
However, as development sped up, most of Singapore's arable land was used for infrastructure projects such as housing, offices and roads.
However, even if Moore's Law fails in the future, new methods of computing, like quantum computing, may again set the industry on breakneck development speeds.
