"kinetic motion" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to motion that is caused by energy. For example: "The kinetic motion of the roller coaster was exhilarating."
"Most others will have a loss in the kinetic motion but Ed is little bit unique.
Where the movement first breaks into a nervously eager outburst, Mr. Barenboim, all kinetic motion, prodded the musicians to cut loose, and the playing became dangerously scrambled.
You can see them all now as icons, but back then they were like ions — in kinetic motion, orchestrated by the shaper of all molecules, director Mike Nichols.
In Seiko's Kinetic line, the kinetic motion of the wearer's hand drives a tiny generator that feeds electricity into a capacitor for storage.
The impact of kinetic motion of hexagonal pattern on south-facing skin to control the daylight distribution in an office space is studied using parametric simulation technique.
There are limitations to that approach, just as there was a saturation point for Mr. Brown's cloud-of-dust drum solos, each one bursting with kinetic motion but strangely devoid of momentum.
This eliminates non-dielectrophoretic (DEP) kinetic motions and allows for examination of isolated DEP forces on the assembly process.
Results demonstrate the analysis of rotational and translation kinetic motions at the early design stage compared to a traditional window (base case).
The sensor node is used to measure the vibration of the ball screw in a linear actuator, while the energy harvester is used to convert linear kinetic motions of the actuator to electrical energy and powered the system.
Instead, the watch has an alternate charging method that Motorola is keeping under wraps, which I'm guessing is either induction- or kinetic (motion -based.
The initiative will award $1 million to the best design proposal that may include "projection-mapping including 3D effects, interactive element...and pedestrian or kinetic motion-activated lighting" and ultimately help bring exposure to Lower Manhattan.
