The phrase "acting smoothly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone performing a task or behavior in a fluid and effortless manner.
Example: "The dancer was acting smoothly on stage, captivating the audience with her grace."
Alternatives: "moving gracefully" or "performing fluidly".
Our job is to maximise recoveries and minimise distress for all parties, acting as smoothly and swiftly as possible".
The acting is smoothly charming, with two intense, outstanding performances from the family's third generation (the brothers' children).
And they keep the wheels of industry turning smoothly by acting like insurance policies to hedge the risks inherent in buying and selling raw ingredients.
Still, he acknowledges that the Office of Science continues to run smoothly under acting director Patricia Dehmer, a DOE veteran who has filled in since William Brinkman stepped down in April 2013.
Often, they adopt personas in court, acting indignant, naïve, surprised, or smoothly reasonable.
Sources at BBC Radio 1 said his deputy, Ben Cooper, would move smoothly into the role of acting controller of both Radio 1 and digital urban music station 1Xtra.
With automation acting like road signs, traffic flows more smoothly and teams are able to accomplish more with their time.
"When you are acting with Peter," she says, "everything flows naturally and smoothly.
"We're all pleasantly surprised with how smoothly the first day of class went," said Jane Armstrong, acting president of Fullerton College.
This regulation can then be smoothly mutated along a continuum in which noise-propagation and condition-response are acting in concert, slowly lowering noise, and increasing the accuracy of the condition-response, eventually leading to highly accurate regulation.
