The phrase "a vast move" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant or large action, decision, or change in a particular context.
Example: "The company made a vast move to expand its operations into international markets."
Alternatives: "a significant shift" or "a major change."
Healthcare, with the vast move of patient records, drugs information and more online, he says, "has turned into the wild west of enterprise networking" in terms of being a magnet for malicious activity.
From there, water lapped over the southern edge and spread south in a vast curve, moving 100 feet (30 metres) a day, in a sheet flow inches deep but 50 miles (80km) wide.
To listen to some Democrats, the Republicans are a vast conspiracy, moving in synchronized lockstep discipline.
Libertarian conservative pundits know what it is to suffer the consequences of praise from the vast move-on conspiracy.
Through it all, played by the live orchestra and the huge Wurlitzer organs that flank the vast, moving stage, come the old familiar seasonal songs and hymns.
Teasing out cause and effect amid small sample sizes, incompatible data sets and the vast, moving machinery of the market proved difficult.
The Rupapera family still lives at Whatuwhiwhi, in a series of tiny wooden houses on this piece of beautiful coastline, at the edge of the vast, moving stretch of Doubtless Bay.
By the late 1960s the state had built a vast system for moving water, turning the semi-arid Central Valley into the world's most productive farmland.
He said the continent was becoming "somewhat elderly and haggard" and that the Mediterranean was in danger of tuning into a "vast cemetery" if moves were not taken to tackle the immigration crisis, which every year sees thousands of poor and desperate migrants drowning as they attempt to reach Europe.
Mr. Powell's statement projects an arrogance and lack of respect for a regime that, while authoritarian, is a vast improvement in moving Russian society into a world of free markets, middle-class consumerism and self-respect after the humiliating years of loss of empire and superpower status.
