The phrase "a relocation to the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing moving from one place to another, often in the context of job changes or personal moves.
Example: "After much consideration, we decided on a relocation to the West Coast for better job opportunities."
Alternatives: "a move to the" or "a transfer to the".
With the St . LouisRams mulling a relocation to Southern California, the Chargers are turning up the heat on the city of San Diego to determine whether they can finally get a new stadium in that city, or if they too need to make a play for Los Angeles.
"In light of the media attention surrounding a relocation to Puerto Rico," the announcement said, Mr. Paulson "has no plans to move to Puerto Rico".
After Joffrey's death in 1988, however, and a relocation to Chicago, the company struggled financially and artistically, and its repertory shrank drastically.
In February 1945, No. 34 Squadron commenced a relocation to Morotai in the Dutch East Indies, under the control of the Australian First Tactical Air Force, and was fully established at its new base by mid-April.
In both cases, the issue of relocating to keep your job arises when an employer decides to leave New York, although only the onstage Mr. Lipton is faced with a relocation to Mars, where "the real estate is, like, a penny a hectare".
Chambers upped sticks from Queensland two years ago, when Super A-mart offered him a relocation to Somerton with the promise of an eventual promotion to management.
"As the acquihire required a relocation to Singapore, not all [of the Watch Over Me team] wanted to be a part of it," Carousell explained to TechCrunch in a statement.
Instead of subjecting migrants to the present situation, which Trilling correctly describes as a "lottery", surely a planned relocation to the relatively uninhabited areas of Europe would be a better practical solution.
Thus, the N-terminal G2 mutation conferred two new properties to scFvG2/p17, compared to its scFvG2/p17 counterpart, (i) a lower level of expression, and (ii) a relocation to and strong association with the membranal fraction.
It took a little distance – a relocation to New York, in fact – to find the perspective Butterworth needed to write this tale of identity and nationhood and belonging, set in a fictional Wiltshire village on St George's Day.
