'fluent movement' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It generally refers to the smooth and effortless movement of an entity or individual, either physically or metaphorically. For example: "The dancer glided across the stage with a graceful and fluent movement."
If there had been, ultimately, an element of good fortune about that opening goal, the quick and fluent movement of the build-up merited the reward.
The predictably relentless pace and energetic commitment of a cup tie would probably have dismayed Mark McGhee, the Motherwell manager whose team's extraordinary progress this season has been marked by a more studied, controlled style, based on fluent movement and accurate passing.
Experimental results show that, the proposed approach is an effective solution to trajectory planning, with ensuring a both smooth and efficiency tracking performance with fluent movement for the robot manipulators.
Sam Raimi, director of the Spider-Man live action films, "set the bar" for the fluent movement styles Spider-Man has, which Weisman and Cook were in complete agreement of incorporating into the series.
The human brain readily perceives fluent movement from static input.
To elucidate the neural mechanism of seeing ABM, we used duration discrimination of an irrelevant stimulus as an implicit measure of perceiving fluent movement.
I watch, mesmerised, as she creates words and phrases with rapid, fluent movements of her fingers.
Moreover, the therapists reported improvement of fluent movements, decrease of movement compulsion etc.; and improvement of body perception.
BOLD responses in a motor cluster reflected a subjective bias in time perception, specific to ABM of fluent movements.
In the case of ABM, motor areas might help to reconstruct fluent body movement by generating movement-related information, despite impoverished visual stimulation (Grosjean et al. 2007; Schutz-Bosbach and Prinz 2007).
By half-time they had trebled their lead with some wonderful, fluent attacking movement leaving Benitez's Napoli in a state of forlorn bewilderment.
