"synchronized movement" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe when two or more people or objects move in perfect harmony or coordination with each other. This phrase is commonly used in sports, dance, and other forms of performance. Example: The synchronized movement of the swimmers in the water was breathtaking to watch.
They add that therapies involving synchronized movement could help people with autism form social connections.
Checkout the synchronized movement they make to deter predators!
This may require a synchronized movement of the lattice control points in order to obtain the desired effects.
I think it's interesting that cheerleaders are not just wearing the same uniform, but perform with a lot of synchronized movement.
An article in Science Times on Dec. 27 about efforts to test quantum theory referred incompletely to experiments that confirmed the synchronized movement of particles that Einstein called "spooky action at a distance".
With cruel vehemence, he drives his performers through tightly knit sequences, or drills, that are full of bounding, synchronized movement that makes use of fast footwork and rigid arms.
"Male dolphins form small groups that adopt highly synchronized movements and vocalizations," we're told.
Experimental tests were performed on the platform by people doing rhythmic activities of continuous jumping, walking randomly and synchronized movements with semi bended knees.
The images were created by about 30,000 people seated side by side holding color-coded cards in front of them and flicking them in highly synchronized movements to achieve the patterns, Korean officials said.
In the concert's most ingenious effect a tall, nearly vertical sheet of mirrored material reflected Ms. Brightman and her dancers, lying in a circle on a surface below the stage level, making synchronized movements.
They perform repetitive gestures — wiping away a tear, a move in and out of a hug, a silent scream — until Ms. Small directs them into unison chanting and rigidly synchronized movements.
