The phrase "a move to create" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an action or initiative aimed at establishing or initiating something new.
Example: "The organization announced a move to create a more inclusive workplace culture."
Alternatives: "an effort to establish" or "a step towards developing".
A move to create a new political party of independent-minded governors has flopped.
If Rodriguez returns, the Yankees will have to make a move to create room on the roster.
The Oakland Raiders have released defensive tackle Russell Maryland, the No. 1 overall pick in the 1991 draft, in a move to create salary cap room.
The prime minister said a move to create more grammar schools heralded "a future in which Britain's education system shifts decisively to support ordinary working-class families".
With the emphasis in the region on socialist slogans, there was a move to create single political units and eliminate political diversity.
The Pistons made that leap in November, trading their star point guard Chauncey Billups in a move to create salary-cap room.
There has been a fierce campaign against any move to create a "Devonwall" constituency, led by a group called Keep Cornwall Whole.
But any move to create a separate Nook business would be complicated.
Beijing sees the development of the TPP as a political move, to create a U.S.-dominated counterweight to a rival trade bloc of Southeast Asian countries plus China, Japan and South Korea, known by the acronym ASEAN Plus Three.
Earlier this week, the United States made a clumsy move to create a 30,000-strong "border security force" that would guard a self-proclaimed Kurdish enclave in northern Syria.
But in Meriden, as in Fresno, crack and other drugs prompted a desperate move to create a special paramilitary unit.
