The phrase "a move to consider" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when suggesting an action or decision that should be thought about or evaluated before proceeding.
Example: "The committee proposed a move to consider the new policy changes during the next meeting."
Alternatives: "an action to evaluate" or "a step to think about".
Hours after striking a deal to avoid a messy internal rebellion, House Speaker Paul D. Ryan (R-Wis). told Republican lawmakers Wednesday that Trump supports a move to consider a pair of competing bills next week.
While in opposition, Prime Minister David Cameron backed a move to consider allowing civil partnerships to be classified as marriage, as part of his modernising drive in theConservative Party's Contract For Equalities, published in May 2010.
There was even a move to consider stricter gun laws in the wake of seeing those children-sized caskets lowered into the earth.
That's part of the reason it might be a smart real estate move to consider buying a "fixer-upper" — a house that's decidedly not move-in ready, one that needs some work.
An acquisition like Jasper Technologies is as much a signal in its move to considering a new phase of networking technology, which is its core competency.
Typically, there would be a limited number of moves to consider, and a systematic look at the options is required - just like a computer.
But aides to Ms. Oliver said she was moved to consider a run by a desire to make New Jersey's House delegation coed again.
The second part of this thesis moves to consider a high-throughput method for illuminating protein structure and function through fluorescence.
There is another reason for Terry to consider a move to Guangzhou.
When I first began to consider a move to New York, I'd imagined a clear picture of what the experience might look like.
Newcastle United owner Mike Ashley is considering a move to buy Rangers and take them back to the Champions League.
