The phrase "can smoothly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the ability to perform an action in a seamless or effortless manner.
Example: "The software can smoothly integrate with existing systems without any issues."
Alternatives: "can easily" or "can seamlessly."
For about $299,000 a room, a company can smoothly conduct a virtual meeting across the world.
The vector-thread unit can smoothly morph its control structure from vector-style to threaded-style execution.
Both of these cameras can smoothly change focus, quickly and beautifully, while you're capturing video — if you zoom or pan to something closer, for example.
Many in the industry are watching to see whether Southwest can smoothly negotiate the changes in how airlines operate in the aftermath of the attacks.
The intensive, weeklong "barista boot camp" paid off; any of the dozen undergraduate baristas can smoothly run the shop alone on a given night.
Experiments show that our proposed observation measure can quantitatively formulate the effectiveness of tracking, so that camera handoff can smoothly transfer objects of interest.
FSO2CF2CF2OCF2CO2Me can successfully trifluoromethylate unactivated aryl chlorides with CuI, and FSO2CF2CF2OCF2CO2K/CuI can smoothly transform aryl halides at very low temperature.
A novel communication framework that can smoothly combine the quantization scheme and event-triggered strategy is developed, which apparently improves the communication efficiency of networks.
Based on the particle design, the film formation can smoothly proceed at room temperature and the formed films had microphase separated sea-island structure.
The results show that the robot can smoothly touch down into open space from high-lying pipes and subsequently move around across open spaces toward a given coordinate.
In other words, here's a vision of style as the ignition key for starting up a comically pathetic time machine, one that can smoothly transport you into a future where you are, of course, dead.
