"movement velocity" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the speed at which something is moving. For example, "The movement velocity of the bird in flight was impressive."
Norepinephrine-dopamine reuptake inhibition and caffeine prevented fatigue-related decrements in eye movement velocity.
The slope of the decline in wrist movement velocity was steeper on the LA side (P = 0.029).
The effect of Helmholtz number and movement velocity has been discussed finally.
We found that the straight fringes were arranged at regular intervals and laterally migrated with time but that their movement velocity periodically fluctuated.
Since movement velocity covaries with the magnitude of force exerted and previous studies have shown that similar regions scale in activation for velocity and force, the scaling of neuronal activity with movement velocity could be due to the force exerted.
Motor deficits in tasks that require force steadiness or scaling of movement velocity have been found in bipolar disorder (BD).
The basal ganglia, motor cortex, and cerebellum have been implicated as a circuit that codes for movement velocity.
In this study, we asked if quantitative measures of finger, forearm, and postural movement velocity could detect bradykinesia in 20 patients with very early stage, untreated PD.
In the present study, using measures of peak eye movement velocity, we extended these findings by observing that prolonged exercise exerts a similar effect on the velocities of pro- and antisaccades as well as the quick phase of OKN.
Design: Comparison of therapist-applied passive limb movement velocity during a manual muscle test with the same subject's level of muscle tone measured by the pendulum test.
Smith AW, Kirtley C, Jamshidi M. Intrarater reliability of manual passive movement velocity in the clinical evaluation of knee extensor muscle tone.
