The phrase "a continuous movement of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an ongoing or unbroken action or process related to a specific subject or object.
Example: "The river exhibits a continuous movement of water, flowing steadily towards the ocean."
Alternatives: "an ongoing flow of" or "a constant stream of".
The days merged into a continuous movement of sun and shadow, hunger and thirst, all welded by the heat of the Spanish summer.
We are so sure of the importance of our own individual lives that we are curiously unaware of merely being part of a continuous movement of energy through time and space".
Written as a continuous movement of 12 interlocking études, it's an engaging piece in which spiky dissonances and plush harmonies, moments of impish playfulness and inward reflection, cohabit in unpredictable ways.
On that question, collectors appear to be divided into two camps: Those who believe that to maintain a watch's accuracy its lubricants need to be spread evenly by a continuous movement of the gears and wheels; and those who believe that increased wear resulting from continual movement may do more harm than good.
Further, the periodic arrangement of the electrodes allows for a continuous movement of the electric field minima outside the 240 µm period, that is over the macroscopic distance of the whole device at a constant height of about 25 µm.
It presumes a continuous movement of recently derived migrants across Beringia.
In the human-to-VP condition, subjects were asked to maintain a continuous movement for the duration of the trial.
CT is not well-suited for true dynamic imaging, but "snapshot" imaging at various stages of a continuous movement is possible.
I think of Nick fielding a grounder backhanded and lifting easily off the ground, rotating in midair, his arm whipping as his body twists, a continuous movement that lasts a quarter of a second but that we in the stands experience in strobing slow motion as a series of poses, each perfect, worthy of individual appreciation.
One reason may have been that Mr. Aimard also had the new Murail piece to perform after intermission, a challenging concerto in one continuous movement of nearly 30 minutes, which he played dazzlingly.
The plant is a hybrid system because of the continuous movement of the ball and the only discrete sensors and actuators.
