The phrase "autumn movement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a change or transition that occurs during the autumn season, such as the migration of animals or the shift in nature.
Example: "The autumn movement of the geese across the sky signaled the change of seasons."
Alternatives: "fall migration" or "autumn transition".
There is a seasonal variation in cattle movements in Sweden [ 14] but the observed pattern of detection of salmonella infected herds does not match this variation, as the peak of infected herds occurs before the autumn peak of movements and the movement peak in spring is not reflected in the number of detected herds.
AUTUMN LEAVES "Autumn" by Grace Paley.
Largely motivated by movements between foraging grounds, bat activity during summer might be more strongly associated with landscape characteristics than bat movements during autumn which include dispersal of young bats and movements related to mating and migration.
In "Autumn Wind," the first movement, trills and rapid, rising figurations in the right hand evoked the wind.
His documentary on the Occupy movement, American Autumn: an Occudoc, garnered critical praise from The New York Times, Variety, The Hollywood Reporter and more.
Mr. Richter toyed with the rhythms in the opening and concluding movements of "Autumn," although here again the underpinnings of the low strings became cloying.
Bank vole dynamics and behaviors, with larger scale movements in autumn and subsequent invasion of human dwellings, together with dense human population in these areas, are among the likely candidates for the observed temporal and spatial patterns.
There is no dramatic movement in "To Autumn" as there is in many earlier poems; the poem progresses in its focus while showing little change in the objects it is focusing on.
These are early signs of the great autumn change of direction in avian movement, the southward drift towards winter quarters.
Or a gaggle of geese in a slow and steady takeoff, the reflected oranges, golds and burgundies shimmering with the autumn breeze and the birds' movements, creating Monet-like impressions across Swan Lake.
