The phrase "as it smoothly" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "The car glided down the road as it smoothly accelerated."
Alternatives: "as it effortlessly" or "as it seamlessly".
"What we're trying to say — and maybe I didn't say it as smoothly as I possibly could — but people need to make a conscious choice, and I believe in self-reliance," he said.
Cassini flew within 200,000 miles of Titan, a moon bigger than the planet Mercury, as it cruised smoothly in its orbit around the Saturnian system of rings and 31 known moons.
As long as it works smoothly," Mr. Patterson said.
Seagulls squawked overhead, and whitecaps licked the edge of the yellow, high-speed catamaran as it glided smoothly down the Hudson River.
When the car ahead of us slowed for a stoplight, it took all of my willpower to keep my foot off the brake and trust the car as it rolled smoothly to a stop behind it.
The "road" looks like an old farm track, rutted by the odd tractor in mud, and makes for wonderful walking, as it undulates smoothly over the level ground at the top of the ridge.
In this she has surely succeeded.Thanks to Ms Lennox's sparse piano settings the lyrics with their images of pines and poplars spread thinly over an undercurrent of racial protest come to life in her throaty alto as it flexes smoothly and sweetly, yielding unexpected moments of tenderness and vulnerability.
At long last then, on February 23rd, Delhi's airport express opened to public service, whisking its first handful of passengers at a relatively nippy pace: from the centre of the city to the airport in 20 minutes.The airport express is pleasantly efficient: on time, clean, air-conditioned and particularly satisfying as it whizzes smoothly past cars that trundle along a parallel motorway.
(B ) Snapshots of the whisker at 32 Hz as it is smoothly rotated (0.2 Hz, counter clockwise) into and past the pole.
Standing beside the car, I had a lump in my throat as he backed it smoothly out of the garage.
