The phrase "appropriate to move" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether a certain action or decision is suitable or fitting in a given context.
Example: "After reviewing the situation, it seems appropriate to move forward with the proposed changes."
Alternatives: "suitable to proceed" or "fitting to advance".
Do you think it's appropriate to move to the new measure of inflation?
Perhaps it would be more appropriate to move the meetings a few miles down the road to Waterloo.
"We don't think it's appropriate to move forward until we get clarification as to what's happening," said Michael McKeon, a spokesman for Governor Pataki.
As the user presses the left and right arrow buttons, the cursor position (box around the selected letter) is incremented or decremented as appropriate to move the box.
"Given the current situation in Egypt, we do not believe it is appropriate to move forward at this time with the delivery of F-16s," a spokesman for the Pentagon said on Wednesday.
Young said: "As a consequence, the government believes that it would be appropriate to move towards five 12-month sessions over a parliament, beginning and ending in the spring.
I am proud of what I have achieved and, with an election coming up, this was an appropriate moment to move on.
Mr. Viniar, who began his career at Goldman in 1980, had been telling colleagues for the last year that he was looking for an appropriate time to move on.
Last Thursday at a meeting of Community Board 8, David E. McKinney, president of the Met, said its trustees would review the economic situation in the spring and "determine when is the appropriate time to move ahead".
In the current frustration over the neglect of interest in ratifying intergovernmental climate agreements, the question arises whether the incentive structure of burden sharing models is the appropriate tool to move the very many we need for climate action.
"If we don't ensure those affected get the appropriate support to move on with their lives, an entire generation runs the risk of suffering for years to come, unable to get over their experiences or contribute to building a better Central African Republic".
