The phrase "a move that completes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an action or decision that finalizes or concludes a process or task.
Example: "The final piece of the puzzle was a move that completes the entire project, bringing everything together seamlessly."
Alternatives: "an action that finalizes" or "a step that concludes".
Yemen's Shiite rebels proclaimed a formal takeover of the Arab nation Friday, dissolving parliament in a dramatic move that completes their power grab in the region's poorest nation where an al-Qaida terrorist offshoot flourishes.
Richardson, 33, signed with the Knicks on Tuesday in a move that should complete the team's postseason roster.
Shinzo Abe, expected to be sworn in this week as the new Japanese prime minister, has suggested he might send government workers or Coast Guard personnel to occupy the islands, a move that would complete a worrisome air-land-sea trifecta.
Cut-price shares in Lloyds Banking Group are to be sold to the public next year in a move that will complete the sale of the taxpayer's stake in the bailed-out institution but risk exposing the government to a loss on the stock offering.
This is a move that makes complete sense on Twitter's part.
Early last month, it began implementing that switch, a move that will be complete by mid-year, when the company's older products will no longer be available.
The American energy company Reliant Energy said today that it was considering selling its European energy trading operations, a move that would signal a complete pullout from Europe.
In a move that was conceived and completed in less than six hours, the Yankees acquired Rodríguez from the Detroit Tigers for reliever Kyle Farnsworth on Wednesday.
Crist is widely expected to announce his intentions for an Independent run in this cycle this afternoon -- a move that Cornyn predicts will complete the governor's alienation from a Republican Party he once seemed destined to help lead.
