The phrase "do a movement" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you wish to refer to a physical motion or action. For example: "We did a movement to signal the end of the meeting."
"I do a movement and vocal meditation that goes into the cells, heightening inner awareness.
Instead of a gingerbread man there was a stinky cheese man who ran through the audience, and all the boys and girls were told to hold their noses, while a kid the actors chose was supposed to do a movement piece about B.O.
When I have no idea how to do a movement, I know I'm not fooling anyone by flailing about, and if I'm paying almost a dollar a minute, I'd like there to be some exchange of expertise.
The government agencies making these environmental regulations would be smart to incorporate those same principles as well -- by making the regulations seem like something consumers want to do, a movement they want to be a part of, instead of petty rules that we have to abide by, the environment might stand a real chance.
Just do a movement that catches you up to the others.
Instead of squatting, lie on your back and do a movement similar to a basic abdominal crunch.
How does a movement get from there to here — from Hay to Blankfein?
Not until the 1920's did a movement arise to preserve the fading handcraft practice.
How did a movement that grew out a love for Jamaican ska music become associated with racist thuggery?
Only in one sustained episode, when a man lifts and slides a woman around the stage as if her feet were gliding on skates, does a movement style cohere.
So how did a movement ostensibly full of progressives end up so identified with writers who sound less and less like incarnations of pure reason and more and more like your Islamophobic uncle after he chugs his sixth pint?
