The phrase "generate a flow of" can be used in written English and is grammatically correct.
It means to create or produce a steady stream or movement of something. Example: The company's new marketing strategy was able to generate a flow of customers to their website.
The pediatric exclusivity schemes generate a flow of public money to the sponsoring drug companies because generic replacement and price reductions are postponed.
"The mix of races, genders and backgrounds seems to generate a flow of ideas.
Its MSPs generate a flow of research and other funds which have broadened its financial base.
Each of the nodes from 1 to 9 is assumed to generate a flow of same throughput towards the gateway, node 10.
The vision system was designed as a mechanical assembly to generate a flow of separated grains passing in front of a camera, combined with a flash.
Marangoni forces (F Mar ) that develop along this interface generate a flow of the electrolyte away from the channel entrance, and exert negative displacement pressure on the liquid metal, pulling it flush across the channel entrance.
A diamond danced along the undulations of a groove, vibrating an attached crystal, which generated a flow of electricity that was amplified and sent to the speakers.
These devices work by generating a flow of negative ions that charge and bind together with airborne particulate matter.
These silicon photodiodes operate by absorbing photons and generating a flow of current that is proportional to the incident power.
Figure 4(a) shows a 5-node chain topology and each of the nodes from 1 to 4 generates a flow of same throughput towards node 5.
For example, a platform may be operated as a 'for profit' business entity, have a realistic business plan for generating a flow of revenues and attract private investment for its initial funding.
