"flow of motion" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to the continuous movement of something or someone. For example: "The flow of motion kept the audience mesmerized as the dancers moved gracefully across the stage."
The flow of motion in the first piece had a coolness and a meticulous clarity that matched the thunk and calm progression of the score by Leon Parker.
"Its aluminum body blends with the flow of motion to decrease air resistance to a minimum," the Davis's brochure declared, "achieving true beauty of contour".
But one never lost sight of her strong, lyrical line and her gift for slipping from one direction, emotion or rhythm to another in a beautifully modulated flow of motion.
The action sprawls out in front of a barrackslike structure designed by Bjorn G. Amelan, with vignettes and themes repeated like mantras in a flow of motion enhanced by screens on which faces and texts are projected.
Yet the adept flow of motion and the riverine rhythms grow soporific, and not even the most intense moments of Christopher Lancaster's score, distorting strings into heavy metal, counteract that lulling.
And the way that certain horses seemed to me to possess more grace, musicality and flow of motion than others reminded me, too, of the irrational preferences fans can have for one dancer over another.
A hyperbolic diffusion equation is derived by linearizing two phase flow equations of motion obtained previously by minimizing the rate of entropy production.
From the model, we derived a general capillary flow equation of motion in terms of capillary pressure and capillary diffusivity, both of which can be expressed as functions of capillary height.
He has moved into a flow of effortless motion, which starts far beyond one end of his paper and ends far beyond the other.
Mr. Muhly's eight-movement "Diacritical Marks" contained exquisite musical miniatures, each playing with the flow and interruption of motion and emotion.
"Dynamic stretching is preferred because it increases blood flow, increases range of motion, and can improve your athletic performance," she says.
