The phrase "a move soon" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an upcoming action or change that is expected to happen in the near future.
Example: "We are planning a move soon to a larger office space to accommodate our growing team."
Alternatives: "an upcoming move" or "a change shortly".
Somebody is going to have to make a move soon because Cabrera doesn't appear to be falling back.
If the mirrorless interchangeable-lens market takes off, as it appears to be doing, Canon and Nikon may have to make a move soon.
The central defender Kim Young-gwon has excelled at Guangzhou and is tipped for a move soon to the big leagues of Europe.
If the Mets are to contend this year, they need to make a move soon, which explains why they may be actively trying to trade for Wells.
Senior Pentagon civilians and military officials are already discussing a move soon after the election to return to 138,000 troops, the status quo over much of the past year.
After chairing the chapter meeting which agreed to back off from evicting the protesters – a move soon followed by the co-owner of some of the land, the Corporation of London – Chartres led clerical colleagues down to meet the campaigners.
OPEC's November meeting proved a disappointment, with no additional cuts in production even though a move so soon after October's 1.5 million-barrel cut would have seemed like panic.
Don't be surprised if fellow Dangerbird vets Silversun Pickups, which played a fiery set a bit later Saturday, pulled a similar move soon.
It was a good move: soon, his own building firm had a payroll of 30 people.
In between, Lukaku headed his 50th Premier League goal, then finished a wonderful move soon after half-time.
If not Diller, Bronfman will have to make a dramatic move soon, if only to hire some other big-name studio boss.
