The phrase "writing fluent" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means the ability to write smoothly and easily without errors or hesitations. Example: Despite being a non-native speaker, Maria is known for her writing fluent English.
He memorized the Qurʾān, studied its principal commentaries, gained a good grounding in Muslim law, familiarized himself with the masterpieces of Arabic literature, and acquired a clear and forceful style and a capacity for writing fluent verse that was to serve him well in later life when addressing eulogistic or supplicatory poems to various rulers.
In time, the othering these Ashkenazim had imposed on the Ostjuden was reimposed by the emerging Israeli Sabra elite – many of whom had Eastern European origins – on post‑1948 refugees from the Maghreb; Jews who, while more "traditional" in their lifestyle – and more observant – had such demerits as speaking and writing fluent Arabic.
It is also impressive, not merely as an act of impersonation but perhaps above all for the fiendish diligence with which it is carried out...presuppose(s) formidable research on the part of the author, who is American, educated in France and writing fluent, idiomatic and purposeful French.
Ms. James writes "fluent, formal sentences, and her language is often artful," she writes.
James writes fluent, formal sentences, and her language is often artful.
Now she is associate editor of the political magazine New Statesman, for which she writes fluent and incisive political profiles, and is Vanity Fair's European editor at large.
This is often said to be because his native Polish lacks definite and indefinite articles, which make the distinction more grammatically obvious, but this conjecture is nonsense because Leśniewski spoke and wrote fluent German, and German is awash with articles.
The boys wore western clothes to school, spoke and wrote fluent English and had dreams.
Kerstin Hammes, editor, Fluent Language Blog, Lancaster, UK, @kerstinhammes Kerstin has studied English, French, Italian, Latin, Spanish and Russian and writes the Fluent Language blog as well as running online training for language teachers.
His songs, written in fluent English, are a rush of images and paradoxes that find their own coherence.
But Zhang's tale, written in fluent English peppered with dated Chinese idioms, begins where those older memoirs leave off.
