The phrase "force moves" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It means that a force is causing something to move. Example: The strong wind force moves the leaves on the trees, making them rustle loudly.
Under the cease-fire, a United Nations peacekeeping force moves into Sinai.
Accompanying transport is fully employed only at the beginning of the movement, serving thereafter as a rolling warehouse that is progressively depleted as the force moves.
The report said, "As America's aging and highly educated work force moves into retirement, the nation will rely on young Americans to increase our standing in the world".
Mangosteens are fed onto one section of the rotating disk and the combined centrifugal and gravitational force moves the fruit toward the periphery until contact with the metering board is attained.
We learn, from this latest installment, that the Force moves through all living things, which sounds lovely, if a trifle nebulous, yet the uses to which people put it, in the course of the narrative, seem highly specialized and precise.
While gentrification refers to a process of neighborhood change —one that encompasses local increases in real estate investment, household income, and educational attainment — displacement occurs when housing or neighborhood conditions force moves.
After looting Corydon, Morgan's force moved on to Salem.
Rhetoric alone never killed anyone, but rhetoric can be the force moving the trigger finger.
That he attacked the line of scrimmage with force, moved defenders backwards.
Over time the air force moved all its professional continuing-education schools there.
For there will be a force which moves it, and the smaller and lighter a body is the further will a given force move it.
