The phrase "as another moves" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where one action occurs simultaneously with another action, often in a context involving movement or change.
Example: "The dancers performed in perfect harmony, as another moves gracefully across the stage."
Alternatives: "as someone else shifts" or "while another progresses".
View of the storm from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration NOAAas, as it moves up the eastern seaboard as another moves across the Central Plains on Friday.
It is one of the great hallmarks of our democracy that, on this day, one family leaves peacefully as another moves in, provided that it chooses to fulfill basic expectations about where the First Family should live.
Iranians will also see this as yet another move that goes against the spirit of the nuclear deal, for the bill will also carry wide implications for the Iranian economy.
The proclamation of papal infallibility (1870) was widely seen as another move to firm up church authority against change.
They are also viewed by many lawyers and politicians as another move toward appointive judges, long sought by civic groups, and away from judges nominated by the political parties and elected by the voters.
On top of all this, if firing Sessions is seen by Mueller and Congress as another move by Trump that could be viewed as obstruction of justice, it only strengthens the case against him if impeachment is ever on the table.
More frustration for Chelsea as another move breaks down.
It's seen as another move in the right direction to help land the Open.
AOL Rows With Muffled Oars With Toward Goals 11.27.01 The long-distance deal with Sprint can be seen as another move toward media convergence.
Before the truce could be hammered out, Baldwin appointed Norreis as prior of Christ Church in October 1189 as another move in the quarrel over the Hackington project.
While Mayor Connie Boardman and Councilmen Carchio and Shaw saw the action as putting Huntington Beach in the forefront of new technology, Harper saw it as another move to the left.
