The phrase "and a movement of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a change, shift, or action related to a particular subject or context.
Example: "The artist's work reflects a movement of cultural expression that resonates with contemporary issues."
Alternatives: "and a shift in" or "along with a change in".
When you went into the flat, you discovered both the secret of a life and a movement of thought".
Haydn and Mozart were missing, and the Romantic canon was represented only by a pair of Beethoven symphonies, some Wagner excerpts and a movement of Mahler.
Other jokes include a short jazz version ("Blue Brahms") of the Passacaglia from Brahms Four; a passage in the 38th symphony that's "straight out of a Tom and Jerry film"; and a movement of pure cowboy music in the 41st symphony to describe the region of Spain used to film spaghetti westerns.
It's shows a force of nature and a movement of pop culture that can indeed change the world.
The women are part of a record wave of Muslim candidates running for office in 2018, alongside unprecedented numbers of women running since Trump's election and a movement of progressive candidates seeking to push the Democratic Party establishment further left.
The window had a size of 150 codons and a movement of 30.
I think you have it in your question – collectively we have seized the opportunity presented by digital disruption and created a movement of genuine fusion.
Barack Obama's campaign has demonstrated clearly his ability to inspire and lead a movement of millions of average Americans.
Instead, the Ndc80 complex-dependent attachments are absolutely required for metaphase alignment and anaphase A movement of chromatids to the poles.
But here was a poetry that responded to political events of the moment and talked to a movement of hundreds and thousands.
The former prime minister said many saw the vote for both Brexit and Donald Trump as a "movement of unhappiness and concern about the state of the world".
