The phrase "a severe move" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an action or decision that is drastic or harsh in nature.
Example: "The company's decision to lay off a significant portion of its workforce was seen as a severe move that shocked many employees."
Alternatives: "a drastic action" or "a harsh decision".
To do this, the analyses of the moving temperature distribution are carried out with a simple model and the severe moving axial temperature gradients are assumed to be sufficient for the evolution of thermal ratcheting.
Scattered about were men in tight T-shirts making severe moves.
Hilborn argues that less severe moves--from closed seasons to size limits--could produce equally significant fisheries improvements.
As that kind of technology offers the ability to predict with great precision how a severe storm will move, the weather forecast has become about saving lives.
But company officials acknowledge that, as with all oil operations in the region, if a severe storm threatened to move into the gulf they would have to evacuate workers and vessels from the well site, about 50 miles southeast of Venice, La.
Kammuri strengthened overnight to become a severe tropical storm, after moving across the South China Sea on Tuesday as a less powerful tropical storm.
c) Avoidance of tsetse and/or biting flies: In areas where flies are a severe nuisance, cattle are moved to more favourable areas of the Plateau or to nearby lowlands. .
Turning to the east, the typhoon weakened to a severe tropical storm before moving over the southern tip of the Kii Peninsula early on July 20.
The move was a severe blow to the Authority, which is limping through a financial crisis.
And because Republican resistance makes centrist Democrats waver, too, it means Mr. Obama's "don't bet against us" confidence faces a severe test even if Democrats move ahead without bipartisan support.
