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The phrase "a move down" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a decrease in position, status, or value, often in contexts like finance, sports, or general comparisons.
Example: "The stock market experienced a move down after the disappointing earnings report."
Alternatives: "a decline" or "a drop".
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The Dollar is backing off 7month peaks as Fed fund futures around a 65% probability of a move, down from 70% pre CPI yesterday.
We didn't count on a move down to 8percentnt, but we didn't think it would go any higher than 8½ to 8¾ per cent before subsiding again.
Holland put in a rebound and had a 3-point play on a move down low as part of a 19-5 run that gave Dayton a 74-52 lead with 6 32 left.
Mike Pegues, who finished with 25 points, gave the Blue Hens the lead back with a move down low, but Claxton again penetrated and dished to Jason Hernandez, whose 3-pointer with 7 29 left gave Hofstra the lead for good, 59-57.
And my heart had been pierced when our insurance appraiser, walking through the house, had said in a worried voice, "So how's Charlie's business doing?" And I'd felt a pang when I heard the carpenters who had worked on our last house debating whether this house was a move down, as if they were as invested in our standing as I, and I had not kept up my end.
Would the Rangers boss be keen on a move down south?
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There's been a huge move down in a number of commodities.
"We picked a hell of a time to move down here," Lowell said.
After all, a supertanker can move down easily while it is going forward.
They probably stayed on the phone during their 10 minutes on the clock, searching for a possibility to move down.
This is then taken as an indication to move down to the southern Tsamdros.
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