The phrase "all relocation" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be used in contexts discussing various aspects of moving or transferring, but it typically requires additional context to convey a clear meaning.
Example: "The company is responsible for all relocation expenses associated with the employee's move to a new city."
Alternatives: "all moves" or "all transfers".
While you will have to relocate to our corporate offices in Beverly Hills, California, we would pay for all relocation costs.
On December 18 , 1944 the government announced that all relocation centres would be closed by the end of 1945.
Richmond told the commission that he believes that the gas company is obligated under franchise agreements with cities to pay all relocation costs required by public improvement projects.
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All the relocation camps near the quarantine zone were consumed in what can only be described as a straight massacre.
We consider them as well as the resulting variations in coverage levels and all relocations necessary.
Previous studies have found associations for childhood ALL with residential relocation (Alexander et al, 1993; Stiller and Boyle, 1996; Infante-Rivard et al, 2000) and the related variable rural population growth (Kinlen et al, 1991; Alexander et al, 1997; Koushik et al, 2001).
"I strongly urge the government to halt immediately all such relocation operations and to facilitate the return of the affected persons from the inappropriate sites to which they have been taken," he said.
According to Laura Conry, executive vice president of consumer originations at FirstBank, homeownership also cuts out all the relocation costs that renters deal with on a regular basis.
The new structure, Mr. Smith and Mrs. Gould are quick to explain, will be paid for by funds raised privately, as were all the previous relocations.
In fact, when all the closings, relocations and openings are taken into consideration, a total of 142 "adult" businesses are operating in New York today -- two less than in 1998.
