'a rising movement' is correct and usable in written English.
It is an idiom that expresses an increase in activity, popularity, or intensity. For example, "The number of people taking part in the environmental campaign has been steadily increasing, which indicates a rising movement towards sustainability."
It was electric and also comprehensible, part of a rising movement of updating traditional styles through the lens of electronic music.
If Canadians are willing to do their part, Indigenous peoples can test Trudeau's lofty rhetoric the most effective way possible: in the crucible of a rising movement.
The governor of Okinawa, Hirokazu Nakaima, who dropped his earlier support for the 2006 plan to join a rising movement against the base, called on the rest of Japan to share more of the burden of the American military presence.
Soon, though, the government may get its hands dirty with a far more complicated crop — marijuana — as part of a rising movement in this region to create alternatives to the United States-led war on drugs.
As people raised their hands and sang along, it struck us that our band, BLXPLTN, was now very much tied to a rising movement.
We see a rising movement of students, faculty, educators, administrators, legislators and others to challenge the status quo and work towards a campus culture where sexual assault is not tolerated.
But we also have, thanks to them, a vibrant and rising movement to defend the Earth.
Along with thousands spread across the globe, dancing and singing, we were participating in the "One Billion Rising" movement, an international initiative led by Eve Ensler and her V-day organization.
Photograph: Stephen Morrison/EPA Participants in the One Billion Rising movement stage a flash mob dance in Quezon City, Philippines.
But whether these voices of protest are a sign of a rising social movement or just the whispers of the vanquished remains to be seen.
The intraparty battle pitted the Bushes — described by Dave Carney, Mr. Perry's chief consultant, as "country club Republicans" — against a rising Tea Party movement that Mr. Perry embraced in its infancy.
