The phrase "illusion of floating" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It describes a false sense of weightlessness or suspension. Example: The performer created the illusion of floating on stage, captivating the audience with his graceful movements.
But she still gave the illusion of floating purity.
It gives the illusion of floating in a space, and it's very comfortable".
They are attached by long brackets, which give them the illusion of floating in mid-air.
The absence of railings creates the pleasing illusion of floating steps, but for a university's purposes, the open-air effect is a potential safety hazard.
The choreography of Giselle's second act does everything in its power to render weightless its ranks of ghostly jilted virgins, straining for the illusion of floating and flight.
He resides in a wide, sleek building that gives the illusion of floating in midair, and he zips around in a white electric dragonfly; those big suckers need servicing by drones — each of which is like a very angry Wall-E — and his job is to service those in turn.
Surprisingly, participants also reported perceptual illusions, feelings of floating, and emotional responses.
Both she and Alexandra take naturally to the unison gliding with bent knees that gives the illusion of angels floating by.
After several years of research and development, Manufacture d'Horlogerie Quinting, a Geneva watchmaker set up in 1993 expressly for the purpose, in that year introduced a transparent movement, giving the illusion of hands floating in space.
For the groundbreaking work Afrum-Proto (1966), Turrell projected high-intensity tungsten light into a shadowed corner, creating the illusion of a floating cube, and in the series Mendota Stoppages (1969 74), he cut the walls of the derelict Mendota Hotel, Ocean Park, California, to stream calibrated shafts of light into dark rooms.
Combining style and functionality, the Gateway FHD2303L display was designed with a transparent frame that creates the illusion of a floating panel.
