The phrase "approach of movement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a method or manner in which movement is executed or perceived.
Example: "The approach of movement in this dance style emphasizes fluidity and grace."
Alternatives: "method of movement" or "style of movement".
The present study investigated effects of vibration direction, vibration magnitude, object size, object distance and angle of approach on movement time taken by eleven participants using a mouse to perform 'pointing and clicking' activity on a laptop.
Table 1 provides an overview of the objectives of the different approaches of Movement Coaching during the inpatient (face-to-face contact) and outpatient (telephone, internet) intervention period.
" 'Untrained' builds up a portrait of each performer through an examination of their approach to movement," Ms. Guerin said.
He creates dances from entirely musical inspirations, an approach to movement practically unheard of in contemporary dance.
Because of commercial pressures and changing tastes, Weaver's later productions did not maintain a purist approach to movement as a means of expression.
Therefore, we approach European freedom of movement primarily as a market phenomenon.
To show the advantage of such an approach a calculation of movement of exhausted air through an enclosed structure as a function of time has been executed.
In contrast, the approach to management of "movement impairment" disorders is to facilitate movement in the direction of pain provocation via graded exposure in order to reduce fear avoidance behaviours.
To represent structures emerging from moving molecules in the cell, we thus pursue a microscopic, individual-based approach with movement of molecules approximated by Brownian motion, where molecules cease moving when binding to form filaments.
To achieve a better understanding of the protests, three approaches of social movement theory are applied: First, the framing approach by Blumer [26], who emphasized that movements concerned with existing problems arise only after pressure groups are successful in framing the issue as a social problem that can be influenced by public collective action.
Though not as radical as Monica, she was determined, and proved strong enough to hold together the revolutionary tendencies and the more synodical approaches of the movement's members.
