"help to move" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when indicating that something requires assistance in order to be moved. For example: "I need some help to move this furniture."
This is true, but reformers need help to move forward.
Others got financial help to move as they wished, but no counselling.
Those who want to leave will get help to move on.
Mr. Barron, who uses a wheelchair, needed help to move around and bathe.
Here and there, better policy can help to move that process along.
Some especially vulnerable people were given help to move, usually outside their home countries.
I need practical help to move forward but I don't know where to find it.
"We're looking at probably four or five thousand people seeking help to move into labour market.
That would help to move services into the community if that proved cheaper.Who should provide this expanding care outside hospitals?
This combination has the potential to achieve significant savings and help to move us toward an affordable health care system.
Mr. Zeitz said leaders in the private sector should help to move toward an "equitable and sustainable future".
