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"move on for" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to indicate that someone or something is progressing or advancing towards a certain goal or destination. Example: After graduating from college, she decided to move on for a career in publishing.
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I hope we can move on for the final.
Nevertheless Cumming has been ready to move on for a while.
Mr. McKay said it was simply time to move on, for the country and for Florida.
But she is trying to move on, for her children's sake.
"Things are going very well here, and it's just time to move on for me".
"It's a perfect time for Matthew to move on, for us and him".
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Over the past 30 years, I have had hundreds of employees and most of them have moved on, for one reason or another.
If the Italian company has moved on for fall, with its version of the doctor bag, others are trying to keep up.
(keep trying and when you get it, move on. but for now, stay on this step).
This should be a toss-out-the-film-and-move-on deal for both clubs.
Life moves on for everyone".
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