"flow of inspiration" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a creative process, such as when generating new ideas. For example, "I found that writing for 20 minutes each day increased my flow of inspiration."
The flow of inspiration, however, tended to run the other way.
His understanding of the randomness of context allows for an unchecked flow of inspiration, and a keen sense of the local.
Open-air concerts called The Flow of Inspiration (Sat 2.40pm, Sun 11.40am) at the Lodore waterfall will include an arrangement of Robert Southey's 1820 poem Cataract of Lodore.
Ariel (Christian Camargo), a sort of poltergeist, who can throw his voice like a ventriloquist, personifies the swift, penetrating, electrical flow of inspiration.
The flow of inspiration runs both ways, of course: with its depiction of a part-human, part-machine detective who questions her identity, the original manga echoes the themes of Ridley Scott's Blade Runner.
Tips: Set-up a Google alert for the terms "second-act careers" or "work during retirement" so you'll have a steady flow of inspiration delivered to your inbox on a regular basis.
Sometimes a quick glance at examples by our world leaders is enough to bring unexpected flows of inspirations.
The writer interviews the designer and owner (often one and the same), who gush about how easy the project was, how the flow of both inspiration and funds were endless...
Since the time of response of the demand valve takes longer than 200 300 ms before the inspiratory valve opens the flow, a phase of inspiration can be observed against a sort of shutter [ 7].
When first used in non-intubated patients, this measurement required the separation of inspiration flow from expiration flow since the system allowed the selective occlusion of the inspiratory line during exhalation.
This autumn Mr Balls will launch a programme of policies for "inclusive prosperity" with Larry Summers, a former American treasury secretary.The flow of ideas and inspiration is, however, mostly one-way: British politics does not inspire the feverish excitement in the United States that Washington's razzamatazz does in London.
