The phrase "above moved" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something that was mentioned earlier in the text, but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "As stated in the above moved section, we need to revise our strategy."
Alternatives: "previously mentioned" or "aforementioned".
After working for many years as a graphic designer in SoHo, Melinda Slover, above, moved to Hudson to pursue her dream of selling housewares.
The Focus, above, moved up 24 places on the AutoTrader ranking, which tracked 370 new cars in March.
Wearing a beaded flapper shift, Ms. Hilton, above, moved through a room packed with hedge-fund types in Tod's loafers and pastel cashmeres.
THEATER A revival of "Hair," with Gavin Creel, above, moved from the free, outdoor Delacorte to the expensive, indoor Al Hirschfeld Theater, and audiences still lined up.
Using a slashing forehand that conjured up impossible angles, Blake (above) moved up seven spots in the ranking last week after upsetting Andre Agassi en route to a confidence-building first tour title at the Legg Mason Tennis Classic in Washington.
"Greatest Hits" (MCA Nashville) by the country star Gary Allan, above, moved 70,000 copies in its first week, reaching No. 5; "Five Score and Seven Years Ago" (Gotee/Capitol) by the Christian rock band Relient K bowed at No. 6, with 64,000; and Korn's "MTV Unplugged" (Virgin) reached No. 9 with 51,000 sales.
They had filmed the baby from above, moving their camera back and forth, face down above him.
Women deemed an 8 or above move onto increasingly humiliating rounds like the "wardrobe malfunction contest".
Use all of the above moves on the basketball court.
But they are significant and consequential signals that countries, including the biggest emitters and the historic laggards, are now serious above moving forward.
Using one of the methods described above, move the coin into a palmed position.
