"after migrating" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe actions or events that occur after a person or group of people relocates to a new place. Here are two examples: 1. After migrating to the United States, Maria had to learn English in order to communicate with her new coworkers. 2. The fish population in the river decreased significantly after migrating to a new location due to pollution.
Perhaps unsurprisingly, many of those who had a job in the home country prior to migration were unemployed in the first months after migrating to Australia.
After migrating the length of the ventral midline, hemocytes undergo a characteristic migration to the edges of the VNC ([ 19]; Figure 1d).
Sociocultural explanations for delays to care-seeking have been theorised as a 'maternal migration effect', where factors related to the pre-migration experience, have the potential to influence women's obstetric choices after migrating to a new setting [ 27].
Only nine returned to their breeding ground after migrating to South America.
But another 30 to 40 falcons winter here after migrating from breeding grounds as far away as Siberia.
EG of Teddington, Middlesex, hasn't been able to receive calls or send messages since March after migrating to Vodafone.
CI of London spent a week unable to take incoming calls after migrating from another provider, and was also told to wait 24 hours each time he rang.
And 25 years after migrating to the city of skyscrapers from the mountains of central Mexico, he seems determined to match his success back home.
After migrating from sunny California, Ms. McClanahan scored the seemingly impossible — a large backyard with hibiscus trees at an East Side doorman building.
The Bishop's grandfather William H. Moore was born and raised upstate, and after migrating to Chicago he returned to New York and settled at 4 East 54th Street.
After migrating from Poland to Israel in 1957 she came to the United States in 1968, and then practiced dentistry in Manhattan.
