The phrase "as it has moved" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation or object that has changed position or state over time.
Example: "The sculpture has become more popular as it has moved from one gallery to another."
Alternatives: "as it has progressed" or "as it has shifted".
Actavis will benefit from a lower tax bill, as it has moved its tax base to Ireland through an inversion takeover.Baker Hughes agreed to a friendly $38 billion takeover from Halliburton, its bigger rival in the oilfield-services industry.
It's part of the company's larger strategy to extend the long-term rental part of its business, as it has moved from hourly rentals to focus on daily, weekly, and monthly rentals.
According to sources, K2 Media Labs founder Daniel Klaus has joined the company, as it has moved its operations to New York City and is preparing for a relaunch after the original product failed to gain consumer traction.
As it has moved toward its endgame, even "Mad Men" has been guilty into over-reliance on the same old bag of tricks and has occasionally recycled ideas that ran out of juice some time ago.
Google has drawn the attention of antitrust officials as it has moved aggressively beyond its dominant product — search and search advertising — into fields like online commerce and local reviews.
Warner's storage needs have exploded as it has moved to digitize its entire music catalog, and it needed to reduce maintenance of these systems while making the content stored on the NAS systems available to all Warner employees.
The storm failed to intensify further as it had moved onshore northern Madagascar.
"Huawei has never been a company to miss an opportunity, and it seems as though it has moved mountains to get the Mate 9 to market as quickly as possible," said Ben Wood, from the CCS Insight consultancy.
Then on Monday, as the nightly news reported, "It has moved back into the Jewish community," she said.
The department cited Coastal Carriers as a case in which it had moved quickly.
