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The phrase "a move to make" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a decision or action that needs to be taken in a particular situation.
Example: "After careful consideration, we have identified a move to make that will improve our team's efficiency."
Alternatives: "an action to take" or "a step to consider".
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"There's a move to make P.S. 3 into a clone school and have everything the same".
Moreover, they and others considered an assault on Fredericksburg too large and complex a move to make without serious planning.
"Google needed to make a move to make sure it controls its own destiny," said Peter O'Kelly, an independent analyst.
China's use of unarmed patrol ships also appeared to be a move to make its protest without causing a larger showdown.
(That now falls to his successor, Peter Schlessel, whose appointment by NBC-Universal has been widely interpreted as a move to make Focus more strenuously mainstream).
There will be a move to make cars "five to six seconds a lap faster" than at present and "higher revving engines and increased noise" are also on the agenda to make the 2017 season a better spectacle.
Similar(29)
It calls for a movement move to make these activities a part of the daily routine, as AMR is a problem that will continue indefinitely.
It would be a logical move to make given the sudden urgency of a win against the Germans.
If you're extremely close with them, chances are a kiss will be an okay move to make.
A common move to make?
"This was meant to be a stealthy move to make it look like this was Tea Party".
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