The phrase "act to move" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing taking action or making a decision to initiate movement or change.
Example: "In order to achieve our goals, we must act to move forward with the project without delay."
Alternatives: "take action to advance" or "initiate movement".
Robert Shetterly, president of the Union of Maine Visual Artists, called it "an exceptionally cowardly act" to move it over the weekend when no one would notice.
Consequently, the pressure gradient force will act to move the warmer water offshore and to replace it from below with cooler water.
At low latitudes the trade winds act to move water away from the lee coasts of the landmasses to produce areas of coastal upwelling of water from depth and reduce surface temperatures.
Art Torres, the Democratic chairman in California, said it was not certain that the Legislature would act to move the state's primary earlier than the second week in March.
"It's important to act, to move, to start the ball rolling, to claim the evident advantages that all these plans agree with, and whatever they can get the votes for I'm going to support".
"Now it's becoming more and more just, 'Claim your rights.' Under the Swedish system, a person does not need a doctor's excuse until the eighth day out and can take up to a week off six times in a year before employers can act to move the person onto government support.
We acted to move to bring relief to the people who need the most help now.
New Jersey has also acted to move its primary to Feb. 5, and Connecticut lawmakers said on Tuesday that they planned to do so as well.
In this state, the pressure-gradient force, which acts to move air inward in response to the lower pressure in the centre of the rotating column, is equaled by the outward-directed centrifugal force.
Though the music is thriving in Hollywood, the Draconian sound ordinances have forced a lot of unsigned acts to move their practice zones to industrial areas way beyond the Strip.
The national park service "acted to move Don Neubacher from his role as superintendent … in order to preserve the integrity of the ongoing investigation into allegations of a hostile work environment", spokesman Andrew Muñoz told the Guardian in an email on Thursday.
