The phrase "a move that caused" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an action or decision that resulted in a specific effect or outcome.
Example: "The company's decision to cut costs was a move that caused significant backlash from employees."
Alternatives: "an action that led to" or "a decision that resulted in".
He soon put three Tea Party organizers on his payroll, a move that caused some alarm inside the movement.
During the war, he declared himself a conscientious objector — a move that caused the Illinois bar to deny him admission.
After promising generous welfare spending, the government temporarily froze public sector salary increases, a move that caused a loud outcry from the country's powerful unions.
The company decided to centralise its recruitment sales, a move that caused it to "lose touch with the markets we were serving".
In a move that caused consternation among its high-toned competitors along Fifth Avenue, Saks slashed the bulk of its fall fashion and accessories up to 70percentt over Thanksgiving weekend — to what some termed limbo lows.
It was a move that caused much controversy, with many complaining they did not want the album automatically added to their iTunes, and last week Bono admitted the band had "this beautiful idea and we got carried away with ourselves".
"Setting fire to a place of worship is a moral low and also a move that causes great damage to settlement," he said on Israel Radio.
The university's governing board unexpectedly announced the resignation of the president, Teresa A. Sullivan, on June 10 in a secretive move that caused an uproar.
Trepidation increased after the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries announced that it would cut oil production 3.5percentt beginning in November, an unexpected move that caused Wall Street to worry that higher energy prices would undermine the economic recovery and corporate profits.
And so, for the first time in recent memory, school in LA was called off a move that caused major headaches for a whole range of reasons.
