"prospective move" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a planned change in one's situation, such as a relocation or career change. For example, "After much thought, I've decided to make a prospective move to a new city."
The tentativeness of a prospective move seemed to make most of those involved media-shy.
Some commentators over at irishelection.com have questioned the political logic of the (prospective) move.
The Dynamo Kyiv midfielder Jeremain Lens has said he is in talks with Sunderland over a prospective move.
Lost in Showbiz likes not merely that the subject of Felix Baumgartner's prospective move into politics was broached, but what he had to say on the subject.
But like most of the dozen residents interviewed here, she was skeptical about Mr. Johannis's prospective move to Bucharest, despite praising his work as mayor.
A prospective move to New York City, and possibly a short-term domestic deal to maintain fitness, will be discussed on the national team's return.
The Ivory Coast forward is settled at Lille and has already rejected prospective moves to West Bromwich Albion and the Turkish club Trabzonspor this summer, but the club have accepted West Ham's offer.
After prospective moves to Inter Milan and AC Milan failed to come to fruition in the January transfer window, Tevez returned to the club on 14 February and his "sincere and unreserved" apology was accepted by Mancini.
Underscoring the rapidity of this movement, prospective NR moved faster during elongation than during the following 2 hours (1.03±0.26 versus 0.84±0.14 μm/minute, mean±s.d.; supplementary material Fig. S2).
A knowledgeable landlord will execute a separate written holding deposit agreement that specifies the purpose of the deposit as well as how the deposit will be treated when the prospective tenant moves — or fails to move — in.
According to the Daily Express, the Blues have made Van Persie their second-choice target should the prospective loan move for Corinthians forward Alexandre Pato fall through.
