The phrase "a bid to move" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an attempt or effort to change position, location, or status.
Example: "The company made a bid to move its headquarters to a more favorable location."
Alternatives: "an attempt to relocate" or "a push to shift".
"We in Ukip rise above gender politics in a bid to move Britain forward".
It borrowed too heavily to buy Unilever's speciality chemicals business in a bid to move upmarket.
National acquired Cyrix in November 1997 in a bid to move into the more profitable realm of microprocessor chips.
The President will surely be keen to get back to his desk this morning in a bid to move the debate on to something else.
They are also understood to be considering whether he should allude to the denials his office has made in a bid to move on from the Epstein affair.
Perhaps in a bid to move away from its perceived image as a polling site, there's no major elections graphic yet.
They believe any bid to move a Jew from his or her home is illegal, and that abandoning sovereignty over the Palestinian-dominated Gaza Strip goes against God's will.
Following a failed bid to move into the Olympic Stadium, which resulted in a legal battle with the Olympic Park Legacy Company, the Spurs chairman, Daniel Levy, last month reiterated the north London club's desire to remain in Tottenham if agreement could be reached with local government.
A bold bid to move children's tablet play on from frippery and idle time-wasting, Osmo's educational aims are cleverly disguised by genuinely fun gameplay.
A former member of that committee is Todd Akin of Missouri, a Republican whose bid to move up to the Senate failed last year after he contended that "legitimate rape" rarely causes pregnancy.
On Tuesday March 28, a 25-senator majority, acting with the support of Deputy Senate Leader Julio César Velázquez, voted during a tumultuous and irregular closed-door session to accept the changes to the in-house regulations that would allow a constitutional amendment enabling Cartes' reelection bid to move forward.
