I am writing a survey paper in computer science, where I frequently use the sentence:
....videos that are taken from uncalibrated monocular moving cameras....
In long sentences, the above phrase makes the meaning very complex. I found in some papers:
....uncalibrated monocular moving videos....
Although this phrase is not literally correct (because the adjectives should describe the camera, not the videos), it is widely used. I would like to know, whether this usage is OK in order to make the sentences shorter.