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Hi Vincent,
If you have already removed all the resources from Azure Resource Mover, you should normally be able to delete the MoveCollection itself. You do not need to delete the Microsoft-managed enterprise application just to remove the MoveCollection.
I would first check the Resource Mover collection to make sure there are no remaining move resources, pending operations, or dependencies. Once everything has been cleared, you can delete the MoveCollection from the Azure portal or by using PowerShell or the Azure CLI. Microsoft documents this cleanup process here.
The Microsoft-managed application you are seeing is separate from the MoveCollection, so I would leave it alone unless Microsoft specifically requires its removal.
Thank you, Vincent, and feel free to respond back for more assistance. I can also guide you through checking the MoveCollection and removing any remaining dependencies.