The phrase "also that it moves" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to emphasize an additional point about movement or change.
Example: "The project is not only innovative but also that it moves the industry forward."
Alternatives: "and that it moves" or "as well as it moves".
Also that year it moved from San Rafael, California, to nearby Point Richmond.
The climax, which unfolded by night at a deserted gas station, was so frightening, and also so beautiful, that it moved our heroes — and maybe some viewers — to the verge of tears, although others, lured by the title, may have been outraged that so little blood was shed.
A central goal is that it should be moving, and also that it makes us move – that it makes us want to move and dance".
Aaron Belkin, the director of the Palm Center at the University of California, Santa Barbara, a research group that focuses on repealing "don't ask, don't tell," said he expected Mr. Gates to announce on Tuesday that the Pentagon would end discharges based on third-party accusations, but also that it would move slowly, which Mr. Belkin opposes.
Okta also announced that it's moving its headquarters.
CBS also announced that it would move and rename one of its news magazines, "48 Hours".
The Times Company also said that it was moving forward with construction of its new headquarters on Eighth Avenue, a project that was delayed in the fall as the company's development partner, Forest City Ratner, sought financing.
It also announced that it would move up the starting date of its follow-up reality show, "Big Brother," one day, to Wednesday, July 5, at 9 p.m., to take advantage of the big audience flowing out of "Survivor," which will be shown from 8to9 9.
They also stated that it was moving and that efforts to contact it by Morse lamp were unsuccessful.
