The phrase "a fluid transition between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a smooth or seamless change from one state, condition, or phase to another.
Example: "The film features a fluid transition between different time periods, enhancing the storytelling experience."
Alternatives: "a seamless shift between" or "a smooth change between".
If A will ever become I, there needs to be a fluid transition and unknown boundary between deterministic and probabilistic decision making -- like the human mind.
However, some children who were adopted have a fluid transition into their new family and go on to be happy, productive, and successful adults.
It took an idea familiar in Jones's work opening up the interior of a house and extended it, deploying a kind of selective realism, allowing fluid transitions between the various periods in the play.
Mr. Khan clearly choreographed the movement, which bears his signature whiplash arms, whirling body and preternaturally fluid transitions between horizontal and vertical.
One of the distinguishing features of Graham's early style was her elimination of linking steps and fluid transitions between movements, so that many of her dance phrases were short, stark, and forceful.
More often, I found myself enjoying the show's detouring but fluid transitions between song and story, as the pair experiment with foraging, pee in the shower and heckle a former minister for climate change about his use of private jets.
Users can also make fluid transitions between single finger and two finger rotations as desired.
Especially striking were her fluid transitions between nurturing young mother, petulant daughter and haunted survivor.
With adaptive design, the layout for a specific device type will be loaded right off the bat, so there's less of the fluid transitioning between breakpoints, as the right version should already be displayed for whatever device you're accessing the site from.
