"collective movement" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a group or community of people working together towards a common goal or participating in a shared action or activity. Example: "The recent protests were a result of the collective movement of citizens advocating for social justice and equality."
But the more heartening legacy of the Société Anonyme is that it focused less on individuals, whose stories often drive canon and museum-collection narratives, and more on modernism as a broad, collective movement.
This collective movement causes the crickets to form vast swarms.
As with smoking or seat belts, it doesn't just happen overnight — it takes a massive effort and collective movement".
This generational issue is why she is part of the Debt Collective movement and why she hopes that more Americans with student debt will join.
We want to create a sense of a national occasion, so that people feel as if they are part of a collective movement".
In the absence of time for clubs to work on collective movement and attacking cohesion, "architects" such as Rakitic are rare commodities.
In a tournament full of technical interest, the main focus of tactical debate has been the general eclipse of the great playmaker, a majority of sides preferring to place their faith in collective movement.
That's the holy grail for us – building a global collective movement, far beyond the event, where the event becomes a kind of inspiration but the movement is really the essence of it".
The chants and slogans teach us how this collective movement is increasingly clarifying its democratic demands through self-assessment and critical dialogue, internally and in response to the changing reality.
Collective movement decisions are often based on personal and conspecific knowledge.
These individual decisions would have consequences for the collective movement decisions of groups.
