'move in order' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to talk about putting things in a particular order or sequence. For example, you could say: "Let's move in order and go from A to Z on the list."
"We can't discount the right that people have to move in order to improve their lives".
"It wasn't some kind of strategic move in order to gain all this publicity, it just kind of happened".
"It can be very difficult to make the first move in order to get the relationship off the ground".
This reflects the proportion who would have to move in order to spread themselves evenly across the province's 582 wards.
But the Palestinians say they believe that Mr. Sharon is proposing the limited move in order to avoid negotiations on the range of issues that divide the sides.
The Kremlin, which does not recognize the new Ukrainian leadership, insists it made the move in order to protest millions of Russians living there.
These qualities became defining for her as the show grew, and was an intentional move in order for her to create the type of show she wanted.
"Now's the time that we're going to build some consensus as to what do we think is the next move in order to right the ship," Gilbert said.
It was a brilliant move in order to show his demotic credentials and that he didn't have Latin bursting out of every orifice".
Friston's account of action predicting that your arm will move in order to make it move sounded less peculiar if the term "prediction" were taken less literally.
Often, especially in cases with tenuous circumstances, teams confer with the commissioner's office before making the move in order to ensure they can do it.
