The phrase "a frequent movement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an action or behavior that occurs often or repeatedly.
Example: "The bird's frequent movement from branch to branch made it difficult to capture a clear photograph."
Alternatives: "a regular motion" or "a common shift".
A more frequent movement of triple junctions and a higher mobility of the grain boundaries at elevated temperature would also explain the observed smaller grain aspect ratio and larger steady-state grain size at higher homologous deformation temperatures [1].
For instance, with a student who has a tendency toward hyperactivity, when presenting a lesson we might take frequent movement breaks, use specialized seat cushions, or allow that student to stand at her desk.
The difficulty in providing regular support and information with frequent movement and a variety of languages spoken could impact on a continuous and consistent preventative message being successful [ 22].
This programming utilizes the Power Law model for exercise that prescribes workouts that are short in duration but high in intensity (e.g., sprinting) combined with frequent movement at a slow pace (e.g., hiking/walking).
This can be a result of fear, or the frequent movement and border crossing that occurs in the area.
The offender builds his awareness space by frequent movement and interaction in a given area.
These data are consistent with a long and complex evolutionary history with frequent movement of the rodent reservoir hosts during this lengthy period.
China's successful launching of a manned space capsule last year and the increasingly frequent movement of Chinese naval vessels near Japan's territorial waters have also unnerved the Japanese.
Wool felt will ensure a quality finish that can withstand with the frequent movement of the mouse and won't interfere with the electronics of the mouse.
The frequent movement of exhibition swine could serve as a potential pathway for the spread of influenza A virus, which could cause further dissemination of emergent stains in the larger commercial swine population.
