"fluently written" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe writing that flows smoothly and is easy to read. Example: The novel was fluently written, with descriptive language and engaging characters that kept me captivated until the very end.
Fluently written, engaging, beautifully designed and spectacularly illustrated, "Empire" is a model of how to do popular history.
For this unvarnished judgment, and for much else in this fluently written and handsomely illustrated book, we stand in Charles Nicholl's debt.
They would have had another yell coming if they had been able to slip into a timewarp and read an advance copy of this graphic and fluently written survey.
Much of this book is fluently written, and the production as a whole seems meant to ratify Mr. Blair's belief that he "was a big player, was a world and not just a national leader".
In a series of detailed, fluently written posts that stretched over three years, from 2005 to 2008, she laid out the story of what had happened to her since "Henry Orient".
This has the effect of a bucket of iced water thrown into his lap: "I couldn't have slept with her", he recalls with a predictable measure of sympathy.As usual with Mr Roth's books, "The Dying Animal" is fluently written and often very funny.
And to her embarrassment, she never learned to speak English fluently, writing that she felt isolated from her colleagues, like a "money tree" that was shaken but never nurtured.
Dr. Quinones, who has a Ph.D. in history and Asian languages from Harvard University and speaks Korean fluently, has written that he had good relations with senior North Korean diplomats at the United Nations, and he has been described in news reports as having spent more time in North Korea than any other American official.
It was to this end that he had rented Nelly Zhang's house for four days, days in which he had written fluently and with conviction; to his surprise, because he was in the habit of proceeding hesitantly, and the book had been years in the making.
All transcripts were translated into English (all transcribers were native Cantonese speakers, fluently bilingual in written and spoken English).
"The key is to write fluently.
