The phrase "and in the movement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions, changes, or dynamics that occur within a particular movement or context.
Example: "The dancers synchronized their steps and in the movement, they created a beautiful visual harmony."
Alternatives: "and during the motion" or "and within the action".
In Section 4, we discuss the challenges involved both in a theoretical deepening of a fairly narrow version of the concept and in the movement toward the broader approach and in adapting the concept for the analysis of poor countries.
They were a daunting duo in philosophical debate, and collaborated in translating Descartes, and in the movement (later called Analytical Thomism) to connect analytic philosophy with the thought of Thomas Aquinas.
The strongest tendency at the Feb. 15 rally (and in the movement generally) was not anti-Americanism or antiglobalism or pro-Arabism; it was simply a sense that war does more harm than good.
Factory's Happy Mondays bound together the exotic new dance rhythms with a groggy Lancastrian verse, and in the movement known as Madchester was born the commercialisation of the abstract, agitating spirit of Factory, and the spirited postmodern skittishness of Wilson.
Ram Manohar Lohia, (born March 23 , 1910 Akbarpur, India died October 12 , 1967 New Delhi), Indian politician and activist who was a prominent figure in socialist politics and in the movement toward Indian independence.
He was instrumental in the passage of lead paint regulations, worked tirelessly for heath care reform, and was very active in the civil rights struggles in the 1960s and in the movement to end apartheid in South Africa.
True, there is hidden drama amid the declamatory gestures, resistance and force in the movement and alternating turmoil and calm.
It's in the counter-flows and jamminess of Herbie Hancock's early '70s records, for example, and in the movement-building curiosity, rhythmic patience and humor of Native Tongues, the creative network of late-'80s and early-'90s New York rappers.
It is well known that medieval Norwegians and Icelanders were interested in cosmology and in the movements of the heavenly bodies, including the sun, moon, planets, and stars.
"Unfortunately there are hardliners and extremists in the movement who use his name.
But how the divisions and ambiguities in the movement resolve themselves remains to be seen, he added.
