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The phrase "a move to keep" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions taken to maintain a certain situation or condition.
Example: "The company's recent decision was a move to keep their competitive edge in the market."
Alternatives: "an effort to maintain" or "a step to preserve".
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21, in a move to keep its proposed deal alive.
"I knew I had to pull a move to keep her," Johnson said.
There was a move to keep you from performing for the pope, from taking communion.
But to recruit enough Republicans to guarantee Senate passage, a move to keep records of private sales may be ditched.
He and other commission officials denied that this was a move to keep the rates down until after the election.
The Nader campaign sees this as a move to keep union members from drifting toward their candidate.
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Galileo's recantation is seen not as a betrayal of reason but as a wily move to keep himself alive in order to carry on researching and writing.
"After the Equifax breach, it was obvious this would be an issue, so registering the domains was just a responsible move to keep them out of the hands of criminals".
He concedes that many of those who voted for the Lib Dems in 2010 as a tactical move to keep the Tories out were angry when they formed a coalition that let David Cameron in.
And in a calculated move to keep it more local, it doesn't take reservations.
Democrats dismissed the vote on Friday as a political move to keep Solyndra in the news.
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