"speed of reaction" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the speed at which someone or something reacts to a stimulus or situation. For example, "The athlete was acclaimed for her remarkable speed of reaction during the competition".
Lowes and Donovan's speed of reaction is electrifying.
Labour and the Tories sense it, and speed of reaction could be crucial.
France is one of only a handful of countries which has that speed of reaction.
It is remarkable to see the scale and speed of reaction from Muslim communities across the country.
The individual's speed of reaction depends upon a number of variables, including the intensity of the stimuli.
The fact that the flag had gone up for the latter did not diminish the speed of reaction or the threat.
Barber et al find evidence that successful traders make money because they are faster at responding to information [16], a possibility we too considered in our previous 2D∶4D study when looking at possible effects of androgens on speed of reactions [7].
As expected, speed of reactions did not differ among the conditions, since they were measured from the onset of the response cue rather than from the punch lines, F 2, 18) = 0.85, p <.5.
The parameters do not need to be exact as it is the case for nonlinear ordinary differential equation models, but they can be used to illustrate the relative speed of reactions.
Calculated and measured migrating speeds of reaction zones in a fixed bed reactor are compared for the catalysed ethane oxidation reaction.
It was also possible to estimate the displacement speeds of reaction region by using the cross-correlation method between two ion current records detected by parallel detection components.
