The phrase "acts of movement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe specific actions or behaviors that involve physical movement or mobility.
Example: "The dance performance was filled with acts of movement that captivated the audience."
Alternatives: "movements in action" or "physical actions."
To move into, or the act of movement into, the territorial limits of the United States.
Speaking to Miller, this notion becomes even clearer: "I have always been fascinated by how the human form can change so dramatically just through the simple act of movement.
Welcome to the Random Acts of Kindness movement, where nice things happen just because nice people do them.
The physicality of the shoot demanded Portman know her way around a military-issue machine gun and train with visionary dancer Bobbi Jene, whom Garland hired on Isaac's recommendation to choreograph a memorable third-act sequence of movement.
His task is a complex juggling act over freedom-of-movement labor laws and attempts to restrict the use of foreign players.
Massive act of kindness movement honoring Newtown's innocents is now worldwide #26Acts: @DeepakChopra @DalaiLama, @Pontifex U R invited.
"The likelihood of the NSC being utilised in order to crack down against any act of civil movement is likely to steadily increase as maneuvering space for the PM decreases," said Sevan Doraisamy, executive director at Suaram, a human rights NGO.
Drumming attracts us by being an act of physical movement, of compelling rhythm and, sometimes, barely contained wildness.
The Staples Singers — Mavis, Yvonne, Pervis, and Cleotha — broke out as a soul group in the fifties and sixties, becoming one of the most indelible music acts of civil-rights movement.
During his eight years working in Veracruz, Rubén Espinosa, a freelance photojournalist associated with the agency Cuartoscuro, had made a specialty of covering social movements and the acts of violent repression those movements often encountered.
