How to write a bash script that would only move certain files?

Question

linux

There are a large number of files whose names look like this: 01xxx.vvv 02xxx.vvv ... 999xxx.vvv. With some of the files you need to perform certain actions. There is an array of numbers corresponding to the numbers of the required files. Is it possible to write a bash script that would take only the necessary files (the names of which have numbers from the array) and move them to a folder?
I became attached to the bowl only because I would like to learn how to write in it.

Answer 1

ls <from>| grep <regexp>| xargs mv <to>
Compose a regular expression here and substitute in place of <regex>.

Answer 2

find -regex pattern -exec mv {} /dir \;
how is that

Answer 3

And even better through xargs - it is many times faster and with the preservation of the directory structure

find . -regex ".*\.\(jpg\|jpeg\|gif\|png\|JPG\|JPEG\|GIF\|PNG\)" -print0 | xargs -0 cp --parents --target-directory 
./tmp/backup