The phrase "against movement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing opposition to physical movement, social change, or any form of progress.
Example: "The policy was criticized for being against movement, stifling innovation and growth in the industry."
Alternatives: "opposed to movement" or "resistant to movement".
Zeno's Paradox Consider Zeno's paradox against movement.
It is also possible to apply biological cementation for surface hardening of large areas, e.g. the surface of the shifting sand dunes, to protect against movement.
These transport routes are fully permeable to small molecules up to the size of the smallest proteins, but they form a selective barrier against movement of larger molecules.
The marvel lay in the changing imagination with which music was juxtaposed against dance: sometimes brisk against movement from one long-held pose to another, sometimes exotic against dancing that basically consisted of walking in circles.
Through the formulation of a so-called adjoint problem it is possible to compute gradient information by which the sensitivity of a quantity like lift, drag or moment against movement or placing of mesh points can be determined [10 13].
Equation (27) is developed for elasticity modulus of a particle inside the fluid, but increasing particle concentration results in a greater resistance against movement of the particles in fluid.
This was a precursor to the larger scale Rock Against Racism movement of the late 1970s.
The radically new phenomenon is not that movements make war against states but that states make war against movements.
By buying early, households are hedged, in a way, against movements in the local market.
We were working against movements that were designed to mimic the way the opposition play.
"The fighting in Chechnya was not just against the Chechen rebels, it was against movements all around".
