The phrase "a move that comes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an action or decision that is about to take place or has recently taken place.
Example: "The company announced a move that comes in response to the changing market conditions."
Alternatives: "an action that arises" or "a step that follows".
He turns to show his shoulder, a move that comes in handy when it is time for his shots.
Goyder sought to reassure investors over a move that comes with the Australian dollar having declined about 30% against the British pound over the past three years.
PARIS — Renault, Nissan Motor and Daimler on Wednesday unveiled a strategic partnership to share small-car technology and power trains, in a move that comes as automakers are rapidly joining forces to cut costs.
David Plouffe, the political strategist who managed Barack Obama's presidential campaign, is taking on an expanded role as an outside adviser to the White House, a move that comes amid legislative and electoral setbacks for the president and his party.
The company, formerly known as KPMG Consulting, said the job cuts would come mostly from its operations in North America and Asia in a move that comes about a month after the company made similar cuts in Europe.
Mugabe announced the appointment at the headquarters of his ruling Zanu-PF party to loud applause, a move that comes just days after he sacked one-time presidential hopeful turned rival Joice Mujuru as vice president in a major purge.
Harbinger marked down the value of its LightSquared investment by 50 percent in December, a move that came after a 9 percent markdown earlier in the year.
The information prompted the FAA to ground the jets, a move that came after civil aviation agencies around the world had already done so.
In a move that came as a surprise to researchers and analysts, the Food and Drug Administration has decided not to approve — for now — the anticlotting drug Eliquis, viewed as the next blockbuster for its makers, Bristol-Myers Squibb and Pfizer.
Lawmakers postponed plans to advance a bill that could curb the influence of Wall Street regulators, a move that came as some federal officials mounted opposition to the effort.
Apple has started banning many applications for its iPhone that feature sexually suggestive material, including photos of women in bikinis and lingerie, a move that came as an abrupt surprise to developers who had been profiting from such programs.
