The phrase "a move that parallels" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an action or decision that is similar or comparable to another action or decision.
Example: "The company's recent expansion into international markets is a move that parallels its previous strategy of diversifying its product line."
Alternatives: "an action that mirrors" or "a step that corresponds".
Chinese tech trends are distinctly different to North America's but today, in a move that bears parallels to WeChat-only companies, popular messaging app Kik acquired the small company behind one of the most successful apps (bots) on the Kik service.
This month the company launched a new photo book printing division, a move that runs parallel to the way the market is going.
It makes perfect sense and is a move that runs parallel with a popular theory at TC HQ in which Apple is not replacing the iPad 2 next Wednesday, but rather adding a high-res model to the still-successful iPad 2 product line.
Now, in a move that seems to parallel the national housing recovery, the condo sector appears to be clawing its way back, according to brokers, developers and industry analysts.
We are currently reviewing the implementation of CAPA and it is likely that ADHD care will move out of the CAPA workflow and run in parallel; a move that would be strongly supported by the authors.
In a parallel move that will amplify the practical effect of the rate cut, the central bank also said that commercial banks would be allowed to further reduce the lending rate by a fifth for good customers; the previous discount had been a tenth.
There's nothing that parallels the act of moving through the landscape without the aid of fossil fuels, and just being a witness to how the details change as you pass.
The U.S. needs a Council of Psychological Advisors that parallels the Council of Economic Advisors.
Rayleigh waves make the ground particles move elliptically in a plane that lies parallel to the arrow of propagation.
