"mixed movement" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a combination of different types or styles of movement within a sentence or a larger context. Example: The choreography for the dance performance incorporated a mix of slow, graceful movements and fast, energetic ones, creating a dynamic display of mixed movement.
An excerpt from "Reine Rien," created by the interactive-media duo Troika Ranch (Dawn Stoppiello and Mark Coniglio), mixed movement with music, sounds and pretty video images of fields and dancers.
Every city shows a big drop in the number of murders since the 1990s, and mixed movement from 2012 to 2015.
It seems more likely that Jesus is a composite personality, one of many such rabbis at the time -- just as Christianity is a mixed movement, drawing from multiple cultural sources, including Jewish mythological and Greek philosophical overlays in the context of first- and second-century Roman civilization.
Mixed movement of refugees and migrants is a global phenomenon [ 67].
IS presents with myoclonic-tonic seizures (spasms) that may be characterized by flexor, extensor, or mixed movements, a distinct electroencephalogram (EEG) pattern of hypsarrhythmia, and psychomotor delay/arrest [ 3].
My job is to ask refugees about their journeys and write reports about these mixed maritime movements – "mixed" because they include both refugees and migrants – but the passage is so awful I have run out of words to describe it.
Her quiet intensity matched the performance quality of Mr. Caines, who mixed pedestrian movement and striking gestures into the ballet lexicon for the mournful, meditative "Solo Suite".
In the 10 years after the Supreme Court's 1967 decision of Loving v Virginia declared bans on mixed-race marriage to be unconstitutional, various strands of a mixed-race movement emerged in the US.
Both mass movements to Europe and within Central and South-East Asia consist of complex, mixed migratory movements.
"[Governments] must also work together to address the root causes of mixed maritime movements," said Tan. "If these issues are addressed adequately there would be fewer incentives for people to leave".
Although they are mestizos (of mixed blood), their movement plays on Peru's Andean Indian cultural heritage.
