The phrase "a challenge to move" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing difficulties or obstacles related to physical movement or making a change.
Example: "After the injury, I faced a challenge to move freely without pain."
Alternatives: "a struggle to relocate" or "a difficulty in moving".
It's a challenge to move to a new country and adapt to this environment.
They won the Ashes, which made everyone very happy, but there's always a challenge to move forward when you win something.
In other societies where we have strategic security interests, it's a challenge to move the agenda forward in a way that includes women's issues.
By this I took Phillips to mean "ballroom dancing, Alp-climbing and charity work", although Lord Sewel might comprehend this as a challenge to move into experimental drug use.
It's more of a challenge to move abroad on your own, and it can be even more intimidating for single women than it is for single men.
"It's a challenge to move forward with finding the best ways to collect and disseminate this kind of data," Mr. Oswalt noted.
Thorvalson told HuffPost it's a logistical challenge to move such a large creature, but they're thrilled that she's recovered so well and it's been an amazing opportunity to work with such a "dinosaur".
Given that there are more than a billion doctor visits every year, it's increasingly important to have an all-in-one place for medical records, but it's been a huge challenge to move records from one health professional to another.
By the end of that night John had set me a friendly challenge, to move beyond the brainstem and tease apart the complexities of cough control in the higher brain.
As you walk your dog in the morning you start thinking about whether you need to make some major changes to accomplish your goals such as: Yes, you're the most successful salesperson in the company, but wouldn't it be an exciting challenge to move into management.
It may be an even greater challenge to move Hyundai up to the middle of the rich American market, which brings us back to the XG300.
