The phrase "academy was moved" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where an educational institution, such as an academy, has been relocated to a different place.
Example: "Due to budget cuts, the academy was moved to a smaller facility on the outskirts of town."
Alternatives: "the academy was relocated" or "the academy was transferred".
Jon Meacham, who won the 2009 Pulitzer Prize for "American Lion: Andrew Jackson in the White House," said of Mr. Remini in an interview, "He was practicing a kind of narrative historical biographical craft at exactly the moment when most of the academy was moving toward intellectual and group-driven history".
Opposition parties have accused the government of backing away from radical schools reform after Lord Adonis, schools minister and architect of academies, was moved to transport.
"They were able to successfully integrate women in the academies, when that was moved forward, and then they were able to now -- happening right now -- successfully integrate women officers on submarines, serving side by side men.
Barcelona's coach, Pep Guardiola, having himself graduated through the academy that teaches that art, was moved to say, "Last year we won all the prizes, but never played away in the Champions League like today.
I was moved to the training academy, where I supervised the instruction of new officers.
During the Civil War the U.S. Naval Academy was moved to Newport from Annapolis, Md., and the Naval War College was established there in 1884.
Late next month, La Masia will close its dormitory, and all youth academy activities will be moved to Barcelona's training center in the nearby village of Sant Joan Despi.
In 1942, his father took the family to New York and re-established the fur business on Fifth Avenue, but Jacques soon left for Britain to train as an officer with the Free French Army at St . Cyr the French military academy, which had been moved to London.
