The phrase "fluent in reading" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express that someone has the ability to read easily and understand what they are reading. For example, "He is fluent in reading and can comprehend complex texts with ease."
Since the young musician had perfect pitch, he was accustomed to working by ear, and Ms. Axton helped him become fluent in reading music.
Patients are eligible for participation in the trial when they: 1) are between 18 and 65 years old, 2) have had at least 2 previous depressive episodes 3) are currently recovered, 4) are fluent in reading and speaking Dutch and 5) have access to the internet.
Research has been done that shows that children that read books on tablets alone are less fluent in reading than children who read traditional books or a combination of both.
Verbal administration was necessary because there is no written form of Mirpuri, and not all Urdu speakers are fluent in reading and writing the Urdu language.
Women, at least 18 years of age, who were fluent in reading and writing English and who had a history of a singleton stillbirth at or greater than 28 weeks gestation were invited to complete the online survey.
By the time the children studying Mandarin leave the school after six years, they can expect to be fluent in both reading and writing.
Known for her quick wit, Clover was athletic, fluent in French, enjoyed reading the ancient classics in the original Greek, and was fascinated by the visual arts, especially painting.
Participants were eligible for inclusion if they had completed breast cancer treatment with curative intent less than six weeks prior to randomization with a WHO performance score between 0-2, and were fluent in speaking and reading Dutch.
In keeping with operatic tradition, he was never fluent at reading music.
You may also learn a bit of Japanese while reading them (Romaji, if English translated) but you will not need to be fluent in Japanese to read them!!
Reduced single (abrupt onset) word identification following TMS induced disruption of V5 argues for a causal role of the dorsal stream in rapid accurate (fluent) reading.
