The phrase "a gesture that involves" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a specific action or movement that is part of a larger context or meaning.
Example: "The ceremony included a gesture that involves raising the hands in celebration."
Alternatives: "an action that entails" or "a movement that includes".
It all concludes with Jennifer making a mysterious hand gesture that involves Yahtzee, a move that makes me wonder if she's trying to tell us that she's good at something besides drinking a lot of wine and using social networking applications in the middle of romantic dinners with her lover.
Although no one is supposed to get hurt, trying to make grand gestures that involve large quantities of explosives is an enterprise fraught with risk, especially for amateurs, as the three protagonists soon discover.
This kind of system could also be used to create new kinds of gestures that involve the 'z' or depth axis.
Colbert has a theory that involved a gesture that got blurred as he made it.
Get other players on your team involved and make up a gesture that signals them to move up when someone is close.
He believes that being environmentally conscious and living sustainably doesn't have to be an intimidating concept that involves grand gestures on a global scale.
In a dignity encounter, individual or collective actors engage in a cyclical interaction that involves reading each other's physical and social markers (e.g., age, dress), making gestures that signal the underlying tenor of the interaction (e.g., smiling, avoiding eye contact), interpreting and then responding to these markers and gestures through social processes constituted by word or deed.
Amazon's upcoming smartphone will have a unique, gesture-based interaction method that involves tilting the phone to access new information and control on-screen elements, including flipping between pages, according to a new BGR report.
