The phrase "an easy stream of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a smooth and effortless flow of something, such as thoughts, ideas, or conversation.
Example: "During the meeting, there was an easy stream of ideas that flowed among the participants, making the discussion very productive."
Alternatives: "a smooth flow of" or "a gentle current of".
The words just poured out of him, an easy stream that made him feel less an author than a transcriber, he told a friend.
First there's the PogoPlug Video, which adds easy streaming of videos from your location, without the need to transcode the source.
Native Twitch integration makes for super easy streaming of your Shield Tablet gameplay, which is going to be a big boon to the growing number of mobile players who are getting into that kind of broadcasting.
None except the Boxee box support the free and easy streaming of "home" content and none at all offer the celestial video jukebox that needs to exist for these things to be valuable in a living room context.
The problem, which led Japan to take the rare step Tuesday of tapping its foreign currency reserves to help, is a result of banks curbing the once-easy stream of credit that had helped nurture a boom in global trade.
That concept, while still in its infancy, is potentially powerful as broadband speeds increase, allowing easier streaming of more data-dense images like HDTV movies or TV programs.
The sheer number of vulnerable migrants moving through the western Balkans guarantees, according to police sources, an easy income stream for the Balkans' longstanding criminal gangs.
Even with these efforts, it's hard for these organizations to compete with what seems like an endless stream of easy money.
Set to music by Aaron Jaffee and Rodrigo y Gabriela that suggests Spanish-flavored hokiness, it deploys 16 dancers in an endless stream of easy-on-the-eye ensembles, punctuated by athletic duets.
