"execute the moves" is a correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It is typically used when talking about performing a sequence of actions or steps. Here's an example sentence: "In order to win the game, you must quickly and accurately execute the moves required to capture your opponent's pieces."
Mark Blundell of Armonk, an investment banker, said, "It involves as much brain power as chess, but then you have to go execute the move".
Joe Rundle at ETX Capital said of the Direct Line sale: "Although this disposal by RBS was anticipated, the UK bank picked an interesting time to execute the move as many pinned it for end of 2014.
Choreographers are hired, and they train professional dancers to execute the move until it's far more finely calibrated and expertly performed than originally intended — maybe too much, like watching a fuzzy old film that has been digitally remastered for an HDTV.
Trump failed to fully execute the move.
Lesnar overestimated the distance he could jump to execute the move and did not get enough rotation on his leap.
The pair plan to execute the move on "Dancing with the Stars" Monday, Oct. 19, on ABC. .
Wrestlers help each other out in potentially dangerous moves by, for instance, tapping the receiving wrestler when he is about to execute the move (the "DDT"), or by releasing the arms of the receiving wrestler so he can protect his face and head upon impact with the mat (Triple H's "Pedigree").
Mid-way in the match, it saw Cena try to lift JBL from the mat into the air for a powerbomb, a move in which an opponent is lifted up and then slammed back-first down to the mat, but Cena collapsed and could not execute the move.
A spot in the match saw Phoenix try to perform a backbreaker, in which she placed both James and Melina on top of her shoulders, though Phoenix did not execute the move, as Melina managed to break free from the hold and throw Phoenix out of the ring.
