The phrase "a relocation that" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a specific instance or type of relocation in a sentence.
Example: "The company announced a relocation that would move its headquarters to a new city."
Alternatives: "a move that" or "a transfer that".
Genuine shareholders also weren't happy by a relocation that was said to cut the cost of the meeting by 10 per cent.
Eventually, Mrs. Williams prevailed and they moved to Hunstville, Ala., a relocation that was almost as surreal to them as what preceded it.
The new headquarters will enable HSBC North America to bring 3,000 employees under one roof in a relocation that is expected to be completed this month.
The third largest accounting firm in the world, KPMG, is negotiating a deal to move its offices downtown, from Park Avenue in Midtown, a relocation that would buoy a business district still suffering from the Sept. 11 terrorist attack.
In addition, ZO-1 and ZO-2 shifted to the nucleus during hypoxia in vitro, a relocation that was accompanied by increased paracellular permeability [ 43].
Trump suggested that he is reviewing his campaign promise to move the U.S. Embassy from Tel Aviv to Israel's declared capital, Jerusalem — a relocation that many Israelis, including the mayor of Jerusalem, have said they thought was a done deal.
The Premiership club have made their first steps towards a major relocation that could have significant ramifications for a number of other teams and Coventry City Football Club, with members of Coventry city council unanimously voting in favour of their Ricoh purchase on Tuesday evening.
Everything was lost except for the samples we stored in liquid nitrogen, but we recovered in about 6 weeks thanks to a timely relocation that brought us within range of the MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology.
Now they are waiting to see whether the General Services Administrative may pursue a smaller FBI relocation that would still work for one of the parcels.
Others have been suspected of having ties to the Khmer Rouge regime that ruled Cambodia in a reign of terror from April 1975 to January 1979, leaving hundreds of thousands dead by execution or by disease and starvation wrought by a program of agrarian relocation that caused the collapse of the Cambodian economy.
The authorities had moved him four hours farther north to a prison called Southport -- nearly seven hours from the city, an unwelcome relocation that he'd earned for injuring a guard during a riot in the Coxsackie yard.
