The phrase "a movement to combat" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing efforts or initiatives aimed at addressing or fighting against a particular issue or problem.
Example: "The organization launched a movement to combat climate change and promote sustainable practices."
Alternatives: "an initiative to fight" or "a campaign to address".
The goal is part of an initiative by A Way Home America, a national movement to combat homelessness among young people.
With the power of social media, eleven-year-old Vivienne Harr launched one lemonade stand into a global movement to combat child slavery".Make a Stand," a socially innovative lemonade company, is a leading example of a new wave of hybrid "benefit" corporations dedicated to making charity their sales pitch.
The name is a reference to the movie 300 – "The gangstas are the Spartans and the police are Persians," Wolfe said – and a riff on the local 300 Man March, a city movement to combat the violence in Baltimore's streets, which Wolfe dismisses as ineffective "police shit".
Live Earth was a music event that brought together more than hundred headlining artists in a series of concerts, two billion people and launched a mass movement to combat climate crisis.
"Even at a time when minorities account for almost 40percentt of the American population," Aziz Ansari wrote in the New York Times, "when Hollywood wants an 'everyman,' what it really wants is a straight white guy". This is problematic, but there is a growing movement to combat it.
Bottura sees Food for Soul, which he believes can become a worldwide movement to combat waste and to feed the hungry, as part of the same gesture.
The bishops have power but no influence, and the notion that you need a tough-minded movement to combat religious influence still feels quaint.
Al Gore has long been a knight of the movement to combat climate change.
My interest in politics did not truly develop into an intellectually mature form until 2011, when Occupy Wall Street broke out as a populist leftist grass roots movement to combat the evils of unrestricted robber baron capitalism.
The initiative is indicative of a move within Nicaragua's cooperative movement to combat the country's pervasive macho culture.
