"smooth rhythm" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe the flow or cadence of a piece of writing, music, or movement. For example: - The writer's use of descriptive language created a smooth rhythm in the story. - The band's music had a smooth rhythm that made it easy to dance to. - The dancer moved with a smooth rhythm, captivating the audience. - The chef's cooking had a smooth rhythm, with each dish expertly prepared and served.
The best no-huddle offense creates a smooth rhythm and tone while flustering the defense.
The sense of frantic necessity becomes less pressing, and the hurry begins to settle into a smooth rhythm.
During the Vijayanagar period (1336 1565) the ornamentation tended to become more elaborate, interfering with the smooth rhythm of the body, and the postures became more rigid.
A successful field goal or extra point requires a good snap, a clean hold, sound protection and an accurate kick, all with smooth rhythm and timing.
Later, I learned that the Buckley piece was called "Subconscious Mind," and that it was just one example of the California-born artist's unique blend of hipster slang mixed with jazz's erratic, smooth rhythm.
Mr. Valenti also noted that restaurants may, for the benefit of all diners, be trying to establish a certain smooth rhythm that prevents servers and cooks from becoming overwhelmed.
If your fantasies involve fashionably smooth rhythm-and-blues with a hint of hip-hop, then the title of this concert applies.
His first album, "Capital Punishment," which mixed hints of salsa and a few Spanish lyrics with smooth rhythm-and-blues tracks and stark New York hip-hop, sold more than a million copies and was nominated for a Grammy Award last year.
And how could people not like the smooth rhythms, catchy lyrics and good vibes their songs have?
On his own since 2004, when, he says, he ended a marriage that he thought lacked the wallop that his parents' 45-year-marriage still has, he seemed to find plenty of women to date, and was relieved that children had not disturbed the smooth rhythms of his life.
A rising jazz guitarist before he emerged as a singer, he blends a sweetly youthful Harry Connick Jr.-like sound with smooth, rhythm-based phrasing inspired by Nat King Cole.
