"organic rhythm" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to a natural, regular pattern in a piece of music, writing or art. For example, "The drummer established an organic rhythm that fit beautifully with the melody of the song."
It has no musical soundtrack (and barely any dialogue), only a quiet, unforced, organic rhythm.
Everything about these low-budget shorts breathes life: the sharp, slicing lines seem laid down in jittery excitement, but they all move with a lovely fluidity and an organic rhythm.
In the series' signature style, we see a variety of geometric pixels laid over the classic works, mirroring their hues, pulsing and flowing with an organic rhythm, bringing new life to the vivid biblical imagery.
As for abstraction, probably the most common design used to describe the structure of the modern world is not a curve but a grid, whose orderly repetition of squares symbolizes the triumph of the machine and mass production over organic rhythm and flow.
Mr. Duato's "Gnawa" is a handsome dance, but predictably formulaic in its evocation of what the program notes call the Mediterranean's "spirituality and organic rhythms".
You may remember Doughty as the leader of Soul Coughing, a band that brought cerebral trip-hop into the mainstream and defined a genre of music that focused on organic rhythms and complex, often impressionistic lyrics.
To create the album, Fox developed new technology that generates music based on the organic rhythms of the human heart.
As a result, the video reflects the song's organic rhythms, spectral and glitchy effects, and tremolo chord sequence.
For over a decade, Green has been capturing our membranes with his brilliantly architected brand of downtempo organic rhythms, swaying in the winds between beat-centric trip-hop, lush heavy basslines, and beautifully structured layers of live instrumentation.
Morgan (1893, p. 290) wrote, "I would suggest that the psychological basis of the sense of rhythm might be found in… the organic rhythms of our daily life.
In architecture and the other plastic arts, the whole of the three-dimensional form becomes engulfed in the organic, linear rhythm, creating a fusion between structure and ornament.
