The phrase "faster speed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an increase in velocity or speed, as in "This new engine offers faster speed than its predecessor."
At a faster speed, it may go through your windshield.
But seemingly in no time I also started moving at a faster speed.
The results indicate the proposed fault injection flow based on pipeline has a faster speed.
Mr. Cameron has also been promoting use of the faster speed for his next two "Avatar" movies.
In 1965, when the 70mph limit was set, few vehicles were able to maintain a faster speed.
(The faster speed yields impressive bursts of power, but they last only 8 minutes if summoned continuously).
Nyad said: "We were definitely traveling north at a faster speed than what I can do on my own.
I appreciate the president's announcement, but I believe that the withdrawal should occur at significantly faster speed and greater scope.
The null hypothesis was that no significant change occurred in the number of deaths since the faster speed was introduced.
His research is focused on designing and developing the next generation of swept source optical coherence tomography systems with higher stability, faster speed, and less data bandwidth.
People have been constantly moving, but these days because of the transformation of technologies, we are moving at a faster speed, and so do some bad things.
