The phrase "instinctive movement" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to an instantaneous or near-instantaneous action undertaken in response to a stimulus, often without conscious thought. For example, "When a bee buzzed too close to her face, she made an instinctive movement to swat it away."
Ideomotor movements constitute the prevailing expression of instinctive movement response in humans.
It was a strike that recalled Klinsmann in his prime - instinctive movement and a killer touch.
Does he boast the speed of thought, awareness and instinctive movement to excel on this stage?
It was a strike that recalled Klinsmann in his prime for Germany – instinctive movement and a killer touch.
"It's O.K. to hit a few balls up and down the court in practice, but that instinctive movement and reaction after you've been out of the game for a long time takes a while to get back".
The motor problems that affect people with Parkinson's disease principally affect voluntary rather than instinctive movements.
"After they lose memory, what remains are their instincts like animals," she said, adding that her father can still chew and make other instinctive movements.
Despite some lovely moments -- soaring, ecstatic lifts punctuating low, instinctive movements -- the choreography ultimately relies too heavily on thrusting pelvises, splayed legs and contrived giddiness to make its point.
According to this view, basal ganglia systems evolved originally to coordinate syntactic patterns of instinctive movements, and were extended subsequently by natural selection to participate in sequencing cognitive and linguistic functions as well.
The striker was at it again two minutes later, showing natural movement and an instinctive finish from Emre Can's perfectly weighted pass.
It is their instinctive opportunism, movement, adaptability and dynamic work ethic.
