The phrase "a move to improve" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions or initiatives aimed at enhancing a situation, process, or outcome.
Example: "The company has announced a move to improve employee satisfaction through new benefits and flexible work hours."
Alternatives: "an effort to enhance" or "a step towards betterment".
"It's more a move to improve the environmental impact of the oil sands," he said.
As part of a move to improve their business models, the networks are seeking tougher terms from the affiliates.
There has been a move to improve nutritional status in malnourished patients through the use of multimodal interventions (MI).
Military experts said this was not a step towards disarmament, but a move to improve the performance of the weapons.
The organisation has been lobbying George Osborne hard to reduce taxes in his autumn statement next week in a move to improve the situation.
It was a move to improve the quality of search, but also an admission that Google, the trusted curator of the Web, was being outwitted.
A similar move to improve spectator and television sightlines created a problem in the 1990's: the rigidity of the new seamless glass that players say hurts them because it does not bend when they are checked.
In a desperate move to improve the rental business in 1999, Netflix tested a subscription plan with no due dates or late fees, and a queue where customers could create and store lists of movies they wanted to see.
But analysts cautioned that a sudden move to improve ties between the Koreas could strain relations between Seoul and Washington.
In fact the bases radicalized many young Saudis, and persuaded Osama bin Laden to turn his sights on the U.S. What seemed a shrewd move to improve our security ended up undermining our friends and strengthening our enemies.
In a significant move to improve transparency, Moriarty said that from January all information from each of the Alliance's visits would be published on the Fair Factories Clearinghouse (FFC) website, the same system that the Accord uses.
