The phrase "finger exercise" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to any activity or practice that involves moving or stretching one's fingers, often done to improve hand dexterity or to warm up before playing a musical instrument. Example: "The music teacher instructed her students to do finger exercises before starting their piano lesson."
Review of a new play "Five Finger Exercise" by the young playwright Peter Shaffer.
His first play as a director was Peter Shaffer's Five Finger Exercise at the Salisbury Playhouse in 1960.
Her characterization gives the illusion of substance to a vehicle that is really a graceful finger exercise.
Brian Bedford studied acting at London's Royal Academy of Dramatic Art before attracting notice in John Gielgud's 1959 staging of Peter Shaffer's "Five Finger Exercise".
After The Reluctant Saint (1962) in Italy, he took on the role of the tutor in the filmed version of Five Finger Exercise in the same year.
It was Gielgud who directed Mr. Bedford in Peter Shaffer's "Five Finger Exercise," the play that brought him to Broadway in 1959.
The finger exercises following the video further reinforced their learning.
Jackie Clune's Five Finger Exercises, a history of fitness, is lazy, light and wildly generalised.
Intervention: The experimental group carried out 6 weeks of synergistic wrist and finger exercises with the metacarpophalangeal joint constrained, whilst the control group carried out finger exercises with the metacarpophalangeal joint unconstrained, as part of a comprehensive rehabilitation program.
The book covers general exercises, but also includes categories like Compresses & Fomentations, Head & Trunk Exercises, Finger Exercises, and Tonic Measures.
The company's biggest one-disk collection is "The Ultimate Collection of Piano Studies and Exercise," which features staples of piano practice like mind-numbing finger exercises.
