The phrase "a horizontal move" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a change in position or status that does not involve a promotion or demotion, often in a professional context.
Example: "After much consideration, I decided to make a horizontal move to a different department within the company."
Alternatives: "a lateral shift" or "a sideways move".
The vessel is placed on a horizontal moving platform to avoid the ablation of material from the same area.
The monitoring condition (MC) and the control condition (CC) were based on the same motor task, comprising a simple video game: subjects had to keep a horizontal moving car within the boundaries of a vertically moving curved track.
Cover all landscaping, neighbors' house, fences, etc. Always keep the spray gun pointed at the surface to be painted and keep it moving in a horizontal motion.
The first few iterations of its Cayley graph are shown in Figure 12, where \(\{a, b\}\) is the set of generators and a right horizontal move between adjacent vertices represents composition with \(a\), an upward vertical move represents composition with \(b\), and leftward and downward moves represent composition with the inverse of \(a\) and the inverse of \(b\) respectively.
Additionally, her handcuffs can be thrown as a horizontal projectile move to immobilize the opponent for a short time.
Analytic solutions are derived for a horizontal curved beam subjected to vertical and horizontal moving loads.
"Crawlers" stayed horizontal, moving more slowly but generally in straighter lines, a more energy-efficient way of getting around.
We informed our subjects that only horizontal moving directions occurred and that they should make a decision even if the test stimulus was perceived as stationary.
You're a horizontal person, and moving horizontally in this kind of slow motion.
The hybrid effect of wettability gradient and roughness gradient plays critical roles in coalesced droplet vertical jumping and horizontal moving.
