The phrase "quicker speed" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It means a faster pace or velocity. Example: The new car boasts a top speed of 150 miles per hour, making it the perfect choice for drivers who prefer quicker speeds on the highway.
This meant the more food residue in stomach, the stronger elastic force, and the quicker speed of emptying.
Advantages of teicoplainin over vancomycin include a reduced risk of nephrotoxicity and a quicker speed of pre-operative intravenous administration, despite increased time for reconstitution.
As you get the hang of it, switch your feet at a quicker speed.
It sends antibodies and white blood cells through the body at a quicker speed, detecting illness earlier.
And even if the passenger rail flops, Fortress might benefit from All Aboard Florida's track upgrades, which would enable its freight operator to carry more cargo at quicker speeds.
Other niceties include a quicker, speed-sensitive steering system and larger diameter front and rear disc brakes with a dual-rate booster for more aggressive driving (more on that in the Road and Track section).
Sure enough, though, the car stuck to the track at quicker and quicker speeds.
Parker and Stone use these quicker speeds to create more cinematic scenes with highly detailed backgrounds, though they still take the same amount of time to finish an episode.
Behrens has speed, not just quick speed.
"They just have a metabolism where they can just play and play at a quick speed the whole game".
What with Nintendo's exercise-friendly, wireless Wii and PlayStation's multi-purpose mega-machine PS3, the video game industry appears to be expanding at lightening-quick speed.
