"move to scale" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase is often used in business and organizational contexts to refer to a change in the structure of a project, company, or system to make it larger or smaller. For example: "As part of our growth strategy, the business plans to move to scale the operations to twice its current size."
But the chancellor's move to scale back the levy, which has raised £8bn since 2010, came alongside a new 8% surcharge on bank profits that experts said would spread the tax burden more widely across the sector.
Many economists said they expected the Fed to postpone into next year any move to scale back its major asset purchases, known as quantitative easing, because that action has been predicated on a steadily improving economy.
We wanted to be in a very strong position to take advantage of it, so we felt it a wise strategic move to scale up more quickly.
Cendant was up 1.5%, after the company set a dividend on it common stock for 2004, and Waste Management said it was cutting 880 white collar jobs from its workforce, in a move to scale down expenses.
Blockchain, one of the world's biggest crypto wallets, plans to give away a vast amount of cryptocurrency in a bold move to scale the adoption of crypto to a more mainstream audience.
Swiss founded startup NaturalCycle, which has been testing its contraception app in the Nordics since last December has now opened it up to the U.K. market, making its first move to scale the subscription service which aims to offer women an alternative to hormone based contraception methods such as the pill.
The networks have been moving to scale back compensation ever since.
Now, however, some states, faced with crushing costs, are moving to scale back incarceration.
Yet pension savers lost out as the government moved to scale back the means-tested pension credit.
Yet if Mr Wanless thought his moves to scale back the business would make his investors happy, he misread them.
The government had based its estimates for the tax revenue on the basis that banks would take drastic moves to scale back bonuses.
