"block movement" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to any kind of restricted or hindered motion, either physical or metaphorical. For example, you could say, "The new defensive formation blocked the opponent's movement down the court."
Instead of needing a sufficient number of dedicated senators to hold the floor for many days and nights, all it takes to block movement on a bill is for 41 senators to raise their little fingers in opposition.
They also cannot take up more than one seat if it interferes with other passengers' comfort, nor can they block movement on a subway by doing something like standing too close to the doors.
The block movement along the faults could generate an earthquake.
It is unclear whether site 4 records an isolated yet unidentified block movement or a short-lived geomagnetic polarity excursion.
Block movement often requires a high pre-failure connectivity in order for the nodes to coordinate their response.
The presence of this structure can also block movement of the ovum into the uterine cavity [19].
"Large dams invariably reduce fish diversity and block movements that enable migratory species to complete their life cycles.
Nor do most people believe that they are worth that much simply to show up, rehearse lines, block movements and roll tape.
An example of block movement-based approaches is the work of Basu and Redi[15], where the network is assumed to be 2-connected prior to the failure and the goal is to maintain such connectivity even under link or node failure.
Their activities and associated block movements have resulted with tilting processes.
Therefore, its focal mechanism must reflect the interplay of the block movements and the resultant seismic activity in the ETP.
