'halt moving' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it as an imperative sentence to order someone to stop moving. For example, "Halt moving! We need to take this picture quickly."
Lone objector halts move to curb debt shark activity in world's poorest countries.
The new inflation statistics are another sign of Argentina's halting moves towards economic orthodoxy.
Thus the re-emergence of the Workers Partyy from the shadows, and the government's halting moves back toward a more "scientific" or pragmatic version of Communist economic planning.
But the coppers soon decided though that actually being able to walk down a public street in London peacefully was waaaaay above the command of the people who had just spent four hours pissing, drinking, graffiti-ing, and wrecking the square mile and decided to halt the moving masses.
What are presently halting steps moving up stairs will, in the next DARPA Challenge, become sure-footed ascents.
Things flow, halt, then move off again in a new direction.
Pioneering therapies for blindness, devastating brain diseases and other intractable conditions could grind to a halt, or move elsewhere, if the court decides to ban European patents on discoveries that involve the cells, the researchers warn.
The zebrafish often came to a sudden halt or moved in opposite direction when they were exhibiting an OMR.
However, about the best even the military's supporters can say for its halting moves toward democracy, its efforts to protect the network of Mubarak-era officials and allies and its tolerance of the continuing practice of torturing prisoners, is that the generals are uncomfortable with their new role and slowly learning how to navigate the shoals of civilian life.
But "Cell" did confirm the general resiliency and good-naturedness of dancers, who here included three performers who used my halting moves and gestures to make interesting choreography of their own in the finale, in a humming, soft-lighted and sweet-smelling "hive".
