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"pressing speed" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to the rate or velocity at which something is done, such as pressing a button on a machine. For example, "The pressing speed of the new printing machine is much faster than the old one."
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There is also evidence that the hardness values increase slightly when the pressing speed is increased by one order of magnitude.
It said Arsenal's defence was "disastrous" accused the team of a "poverty of ideas", while the home side had shown defensive organisation, commitment, ferocious pressing, speed and, crucially, an eye for goal.
It was not explained by psychomotor changes, as a different task performed minutes later (Fig. 2a) showed no change in button pressing speed with DBS ON vs. OFF (Fig. 2b).
Match footage will be subject to a 30-second delay, alongside stats such as player positioning data, passing, pressing, speed and tackles.
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His improved conditioning this season, Ligety said, has kept him pressing for speed at the end of races, not merely trying to hold his line.
Marco just showed him on Sunday that he is capable of pressing for more speed when he really needs it.
American trade negotiators have been pressing Japan to speed up its intensive program of public works projects, rebuilding airports and highways and erecting new government buildings.
He has been pressing policymakers to speed development of technology that would capture carbon dioxide gases released by power plants and store them underground for centuries.
But like Mr. Geithner, Mr. Sarkozy also suggested that a crucial component in the reform would involve moving toward more flexible exchange rates, a proposal that seemed aimed at pressing China to speed up the pace of its overhaul.
As a club coach Postecoglou has been true to the onomatopoeia of his own name, forging a signature style built around speed, pressing, width and attack above all else.
Talking of which … For the opening half-hour, just when his team needed it, Vardy was a rabidly hungry forward-hound – not perhaps one of your romping bouffant Crufts types, but a scrabbling little scoundrel of a mutt, pressing at full speed, dragging his team along behind him and drawing gusts of warm rumbling approval from the home fans.
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