The phrase "a move to decrease" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions or initiatives aimed at reducing something, such as costs, emissions, or risks.
Example: "The company's recent announcement was a move to decrease operational expenses and improve profitability."
Alternatives: "an effort to reduce" or "a step towards lowering".
The move to decrease production to 23.2 million barrels a day, which would go into effect Sept. 1, is not expected to produce a spike in oil prices to last year's levels of $30 a barrel or more, industry analysts said.
Mr. Khelil, at the United States-Africa BuSummit Summit here, confirmed comments by other OPEC oil ministers over the weekend and Monday that OPEC would move to decrease exports at its next meeting, on Nov. 14 in Vienna.
Critics of de Blasio's move to decrease stop-and-frisks have argued that it puts New Yorkers in more danger, but no link between shootings and stops has ever been proved.
The money the RSU spent came directly from Ryerson students' fees, which quickly became a talking point for Ford, who has moved to decrease funding for student services.
Under Scott Morrison, the Coalition has moved to decrease power prices through competition law measures and a scheme to underwrite new power generation, including from coal power plants, but has failed to release any new emissions reduction measures.
EU Moves to Decrease the Gender Gap.
EU Moves to Decrease the Gender Gap || 8 May 1998.
Landrieu also moved to decrease the presence of traditional brass bands in the French Quarter and on Frenchmen Street.
Japan's central government, fearing that Ishihara would directly confront China if he bought the land, decided to launch its own bid — a move designed to decrease tensions, not raise them.
Some in the industry have argued that a move to streaming has decreased sales overall, but the fact remains that consumers are moving in that direction and the music business is making that shift as well.
