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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a movement to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an initiative or effort aimed at achieving a specific goal or change in society.
Example: "There is a movement to promote sustainable energy practices across the country."
Alternatives: "an initiative to" or "a campaign to".
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Is there a movement to require fluoridation?
A movement to bring back public libraries?
They'd organised a Movement to press for manhood suffrage.
He started a movement to save the show.
There's even a movement to reregulate electricity markets.
"There's quite a movement to preserve these mountains," he said.
He added, "It's not a movement to titillate the public".
"I see a movement to getting a bit more aggressive".
So I think it's a movement to empower people".
"There was a movement to substitute Elia Kazan," he explains.
A movement to fight back is showing signs of developing.
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