"super speed" is a correct and usable phrase in English.
You can use it to describe something that is moving or happening very quickly. For example: "John did his work with super speed and finished it in half the time."
I would want super speed.
It is very gripping, and I had the pages turning at super speed.
"He is a big halfback with speed but not super speed.
If you think about it, even for Superman super speed is one of his best things that he has.
Super Speed I'd make dinner plans with someone and then waste time on the Internet, in sweatpants, until about thirty seconds before we were supposed to meet.
Reading Boy Nobody made me think that I should probably try reading something a little different to my usual favourites from time to time too… It is very gripping, and I had the pages turning at super speed.
I won't lie - we're not talking super speeds here but this is sustainable transport at its best.
While digital subscriber lines (DSL) and cable modems promise to deliver super speeds both at home and at work, they are not yet widely available.
"The Minimus and Rikiki USB 3.0 offer our customers easy and affordable options to access the super speeds of USB 3.0," said Philippe Rault, LaCie Consumer Product Manager.
Hyperloop, if you aren't yet familiar, is the transit technology conceived by Elon Musk that uses pods in tightly controlled, tube-contained environments to reduce speed-limiting factors including friction and air resistance to propel the vehicles at super speeds.
Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk first proposed the hyperloop — a system of reduced-pressure tubes that would hurtle people and packages long distances at super speeds — in a nearly 60-page public white paper in 2013.
