The phrase "a migratory background" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone's history or experiences related to migration or movement from one place to another.
Example: "Having a migratory background, she often felt a deep connection to various cultures and communities."
Alternatives: "a background of migration" or "a history of migration".
Migration background focuses on a linguistic understanding of the migration background; thus, a student is considered to have a migratory background if he or she usually speaks a language other than German with a parent or his friends in daily life (0 = "no migration background", 1 = "migration background").
In addition, more than two-thirds of urban male sex workers have a migratory background [ 24].
However, no significant differences were observed in STIs and hepatitis between background population FSWs, MSM and DUs and the corresponding subgroups with a migratory background.
However, no significant differences were observed in STIs and hepatitis between overall female sex workers (FSWs), men who have sex with men (MSM) and drug users (DUs), and the corresponding subgroups with a migratory background.
Rural-to-urban migrants have a higher risk of STIs and hepatitis than the general Chinese population, but a migratory background does not increase the infection risks of STIs and hepatitis in FSWs, MSM and DUs.
Five separate searching strategies targeting rural-to-urban migrants, migrant pregnant women, FSWs, MSM and DUs with a migratory background were used (details provided in Additional file 1: Figure S1 and Figure 1).
Anyone who comes from a recently migratory background is good at languages; that portion of our brain is primed for it.
Young, criminal men of migratory background have been a hot topic in Germany recently.
Migratory background plays only a small role in the most at-risk populations.
In turn, they trot out both candidates and party members whose ethnic and migratory background can be used as totems to counter.
Overall, rural-to-urban migrants have higher risks of STIs and hepatitis than the Chinese general population, but migratory background does not increase the risks of STIs and hepatitis infections among FSWs, MSM and DUs.
