The phrase "a kick line" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a choreographed line dance performed by a group, often seen in musical theater or performances.
Example: "The highlight of the show was the dazzling kick line that left the audience cheering."
Alternatives: "a dance line" or "a chorus line".
The highlight of each year's show is a kick line.
A kick line of girls in black minishorts walks it out for DJ Unk, who's rapping about a kick line of girls, then Levon Helm appears on a drum riser to chirp out "The Weight".
"At the Macy's parade, when they show New York, they gotta get the dancers from Broadway shows out in the streets doing a kick line," he said.
It did not help when a strength coach tripped a Dolphins player on the sideline, backed up by a kick line of five inactive players.
"We must perform a wheel, a circle, an intersection, a block, parallel lines and a kick line, " said Dorothy Seidner of Mount Vernon, who skates with Ice Magic.
What remained was a kick line of clowns, knaves, and zealots for the fabled base to examine, exalt, and, as soon as each surged past Romney to the top of the polls, expunge.
Busby Berkeley gets a nod as the dancers, who enter from behind a plastic-strip curtain, shoot each other and then lie down in a circle, twisting in a virtual kick line.
Lee, a designer, breaks down the aesthetic elements that induce feelings of contentment, wonder and glee: lush bouquets and bright colors, balloons bobbing in the air, gardens hidden in the city neighborhoods, the glow of sunlight against pale yellow walls, a silly pair of socks, the perfect harmony of a Rockettes' kick line.
Mr. Albee's Nevelson joins a veritable kick line of painters, sculptors and photographers, real and imaginary, filling theaters this season.
The Jets reached that conclusion after interviewing the five players who stood next to Alosi on punt returns on Sunday against the Miami Dolphins, all six shoulder-to-shoulder, as if they were a Rockettes kick line.
I know she is no longer alive, but Laura Nyro's "Wedding Bell Blues" was perfect for vamping — I remember parties where a whole kick line of young women would form and sing of their desperation to marry Bill.
