The phrase "a coherent flow" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the logical progression or clarity of ideas in writing or speech.
Example: "The essay was well-structured, with a coherent flow that made it easy to follow the author's argument."
Alternatives: "a logical progression" or "a clear sequence".
We scrambled to pull together what we thought was a coherent flow.
The landsystem is typical of a coherent flow corridor within a grounded ice sheet on bedrock-dominated terrain.
The precessing vortex core (PVC) is a coherent flow structure that is often encountered in swirling flows in gas turbine (GT) combustors.
According to the Penrose and Hameroff, the environment internal to the microtubules is especially suitable for such objective collapses, and the resulting self-collapses produce a coherent flow regulating neuronal activity and making non-algorithmic mental processes possible.
Crossbow is specialized in alignment and variant-calling activities, and it is composed of the applications Bowtie (ie, aligner) and SOAPsnp (ie, genotyper), which are invoked in a coherent flow designed to perform several different analyses.
The expansion aimed to provide clearer chronological continuity and a more coherent flow as visitors moved from one gallery to the next.
But Mr. Hagans played it with admirably solemn concentration before yielding the floor to Mr. Abercrombie, whose solo was a model of coherent flow, and Mr. Copland, who made a concise statement feel capacious and open-ended.
Such wakes have both large pressure drag and a number of coherent flow structures associated with them.
Human V6 is also sensitive to flickering stimulation and showed a high selectivity for coherent Flow Field motion, a stimulus not previously tested in macaque V6.
As previously found in ring fans the narrowband humps in the far-field noise spectra are found to be related to the tip clearance noise that is generated by an interaction of coherent flow structures present in the tip region with the leading edge of the impeller blades.
In this second part of a two article study, the coherent flow structure of a high Reynolds number, strongly swirling jet that includes in its core an energetic shear layer and that discharges in a square shaped cross-section duct is experimentally investigated.
