The phrase "a questionable move" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an action or decision that raises doubts about its appropriateness or wisdom.
Example: "The company's decision to cut costs by reducing staff was seen as a questionable move by many employees."
Alternatives: "a dubious decision" or "a risky choice".
But in political debates, there's often a questionable move from facts to a conclusion.
Attempting to override the concerns of intelligence officials is certainly a questionable move.
"I think at first a lot of people viewed it as a questionable move," says Guse.
In a questionable move, they have also begun to sell the list to companies seeking the attention of wealthy black consumers, at 20 cents a pop.
Shoehorning Spock in as Burnham's adoptive brother was a questionable move even before "Discovery" took off — and it feels even more ridiculous in this week's mess of an episode.
At the beginning of her set, Ms. Passos stood up to sing; it might have been an attempt to exhibit her range as a performer, but it was a questionable move.
The judge tried to prevent prosecutors from asking for a five-year sentence and, in a highly questionable move, called the Justice Department to complain.
The Huffington Post's disclaimer is a highly questionable move, even in light of the most extreme facets of Trump's candidacy.
Meanwhile, Armstrong has used the goodwill of his foundation to cut business deals that have enriched him personally, an ethically questionable move.
"Suggesting Pistorius has a mental disorder at this stage of the trial is a rather strange, questionable move, " said William Booth, a Cape Town-based criminal lawyer.
The Times on Tuesday reported concerns with the senator's "imprudent" decisions made in the past 15 years, including his "penchant to spend heavily on luxury items" like an $80,000 speedboat; his "inattentive accounting" with local government fees; his "unwise" decision to liquidate a retirement account; and his questionable move to use a Republican credit card for personal expenses.
