"smooth transmission" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the process of something happening without any difficulties or obstacles. For example, "The swift construction of the bridge ensured a smooth transmission of traffic across the river."
Similarly, Lincoln's recent television advertisements for the MKX do not boast of a powerful engine or smooth transmission, but of the panoramic Vista Roof.
In a recent J.D. Power study of the Dodge Ram's appeal, the highest-rated features were unique styling, cupholder design, interior storage space and a smooth transmission.
If the compressed air pressure (Pair) at the air inlet is too high, smooth transmission and mixture of the exhaust gas flow are prevented, which will interfere with the operation condition of the ICE.
They are also intended to - as the ECB statement puts it - ensure the smooth transmission of monetary policy.
They are also intended to - as the ECB statement puts it - to ensure the smooth transmission of monetary policy.
This helps to enable the smooth transmission of voice and high-speed data from the backbone of the telecommunication network to the end user's device.
From them 5875 smoothed transmission loss curves, covering most common walls, were derived and joined to white, pink, traffic, speech, explosive and inversely humped spectrum noises, used as incident noises, to constitute the data base.
They are close enough to be tied, although we still give the smooth-transmission nod to the BMW.
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The smooth, swift transmission — on paper, a ho-hum 6-speed automatic with paddle shifters — proves that you don't always need eight gears or NASA-spec clutch mechanisms to go fast and have fun.
Our device has a smooth, rounded transmission spectrum that is the result of a single FP resonator, or cavity.
