The phrase "abrupt starts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe sudden or unexpected beginnings, often in contexts like storytelling, music, or events.
Example: "The film was filled with abrupt starts that kept the audience on the edge of their seats."
Alternatives: "sudden beginnings" or "unexpected openings".
There are abrupt starts and stops, but the slippery transitions, a staple of Mr. Gordon's work, are all immaculately choreographed.
The choreography, which featured eight dancers in the opening scene and six in the finale, emphasized abrupt starts and stops.
Farrell, M. T. "Angular Momentum in Turns and Abrupt Starts: Strategies for Bipedal Balance Control" A. Dollar and H. M. Herr.
But the ride, with its abrupt starts and stops, its extremes of mood, its flourishes of breathtaking speed, is not going to be to everyone's taste.
Also coming to BAM is Chunky Move (Oct . 10-13, directed by Gideon Obarzanek, a choreographer fond of devising abrupt starts and stops and calculated collisions.
"We lack specific data on the effects of high G-forces, acceleration and abrupt starts and stops that all may contribute to brain injury in otherwise healthy individuals," said Dr. Braksiek of Minneapolis.
In Denver, Dr. Tom Langston, a pediatric emergency medicine fellow at Children's Hospital, said the number of patients with influenza or parents concerned that their children might have it had remained steady after an abrupt start.
The result is an abrupt start to a good conversation, post-Crunchies.
Six to seven patients are seen at each course and a synchronous and abrupt start of the detoxification period is set.
Needless to say, we managed to do just that and, naturally, to Dave Butz's Krieghoff, damaging it badly as it hurtled off the back of a golf cart after an abrupt start.
For instance, a robot-controlled paintbrush could be mapped to SIRE: a slow versus fast stroke rate, a gradual versus abrupt start, a jagged versus straight stroke, and a small versus large diameter.
