"cohesive movement" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the smooth and logical transitions between sentences, ideas, or paragraphs in a piece of writing. It is often used to describe the flow and coherence of a written work. Example: The essay was well-written with cohesive movement between each paragraph, making it easy for the reader to follow the author's argument.
Zionism wove Bienenstock's household values into a cohesive movement.
"The whole idea of a cohesive movement was a myth," she said.
Sectarian and religious leanings still play the dominant role in Bahraini politics, raising questions regarding the possibility of a nationally cohesive movement similar to its North African counterparts.
Yet Al Qaeda is more an ideology than a cohesive movement, a child of the Internet age bouncing its murderous ideas around the globe.
But it is unclear whether the resentment and outrage seen today will coalesce into a cohesive movement to counter Obama's unabashedly liberal policies.
After World War II, designers in Switzerland and Germany codified Modernist graphic design into a cohesive movement called Swiss Design, or the International Typographic Style.
A mixture of song, dance and journalistic narratives, "The Fall" reminds us that even the most cohesive movements are made up of disparate parts that will never entirely mesh.
The difficulties in Britain of raising money to make films prohibits cohesive movements in the national cinema, and like other directors who have worked in a social realist style including Gary Oldman (the actor, who directed "Nil by Mouth"), Carine Adler ("Under the Skin"), Lynne Ramsay ("Ratcatcher") and Duane Hopkins ("Better Things") Ms. Arnold is something of a lone voice.
Then, we introduced two order parameters to measure the directional and cohesive cell movement, which characterize the collectivity of multicellular movement: (1) the degree of forward movement and (2) the spatial correlation length.
The Bauhaus, a German design school founded in 1919 with architect Walter Gropius as its director, became a crucible where the myriad ideas of modern art movements were examined and synthesized into a cohesive design movement.
"But will they belong to a self-conscious and cohesive conservative movement?
