The phrase "alternate movement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a type of movement that occurs in turns or alternates between different positions or actions.
Example: "The exercise routine includes alternate movement between stretching and strength training to ensure a balanced workout."
Alternatives: "alternating motion" or "switching movement".
After she has expelled all of her eggs, the hind limbs resume their alternate movement, but now they drag the loose soil back into the nest.
Instead, Livingstone got on board with a campaign known as "Keep Fares Fair" in order to bring about a change in the law that would make the Fares Fair policy legal; an alternate movement, "Can't Pay, Won't Pay", accused Livingstone of being a sell-out and insisted that the GLC proceed with its policies regardless of their legality.
For example, alternate movement plans could be learned and selected for each of the visuomotor distortion conditions confronted by the participant.
The effect of these alternate movements exhibits differently under various types of covers.
Likewise, we have observed ostentation (Fig. 8B), which is always performed < 3 m away from the female, and which also includes the alternate movements of the front legs.
Finally, training of motor coordination was performed with alternate movements of upper and lower limbs with different positions of head and neck, and with and without visual stimuli.
Finally, motor coordination training was performed by alternate movements of the upper and lower limbs, different positions of the head and neck, both with and without visual stimuli.
Alternate movements, driving the elbow of one arm all the way back while the other arm is all the way up to, but not passing, your face (i.e. up to your chin).
The hindlimb shared stance time (the amount of time the hindlimbs were both in stance together), was significantly decreased in the spinal injured animals compared to sham operated controls, indicating an improvement in the alternating movement of the hindlimbs, but paw sequence or percentage alternation between forelimbs and hindlimbs was not improved.
A different heterodimer, R14A/wild-type, was shown to exhibit alternating long and short dwells between 8 nm steps (10), consistent with alternating movement by the two heads.
First, he developed an algorithm that can distinguish walking activity constant, alternating movement in both forelegs.
