The phrase "a move to less" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a transition or shift towards a reduced quantity, amount, or intensity of something.
Example: "The company is making a move to less wasteful practices in order to improve sustainability."
Alternatives: "a shift towards less" or "a transition to reduced".
"We had last year a move to less expensive watches," said Jean-Daniel Pasche, president of the federation, citing falling demand for watches with export prices exceeding 3,000 francs.
The slightly lower reduction in lambs points to a marginal increase in lambing percentages, which would suggest a move to less hardy and more productive breeds.
But when it?s time to go on the job market, you may face a move to less accepting parts of the United States where you might have a different experience.
However evidence presented to Criminal Law Mental Healthh) Review boards, when recommending a patient for a move to less secure places, consists of more than risk assessment.
All those eligible were assessed by MD and SO'D using the DUNDRUM-1 triage security instrument, DUNDRUM-3 programme completion instrument and DUNDRUM-4 recovery instrument [ 1], in order to assess the patient's recovery and readiness for a move to less secure places.
"For us, it's a move to less-expensive commodity technology systems," said John Carey, vice president for Walt Disney Feature Animation.
Some are retiring and making a conservative move to less risky assets like bonds.
As a result, retirees are looking to move to less expensive markets and are being extremely deliberate and smart about their target towns".
On the other, many emerging wireless technologies seem to signal a move to a less informal, more decentralised model along the lines of the Internet.
There have been only cosmetic changes to the way the house goes about its business, with a move to slightly less unsocial hours and a new unisex hair-stylist instead of the old barber's shop.
These items are often included in clinician's reports to mental health tribunals and review boards to assist these bodies in their decision making with regard to a patient's readiness for a move to a less secure place.
