The phrase "and migrated to a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a transition or movement from one place or state to another, often in the context of people, animals, or data.
Example: "After living in the city for several years, they decided to leave and migrated to a quieter town in the countryside."
Alternatives: "and moved to a" or "and relocated to a".
A blood clot had formed in a leg or pelvic vein and migrated to a lung.
Or they could have followed their parents' generation and migrated to a low-maintenance retirement complex in Florida.
Yodeling -- a type of singing in which a falsetto, or head voice, alternates with a deeper, natural chest voice -- is native to a number of countries and migrated to a number of others, including the United States.
Many Christian communities were almost abandoned when believers left their homes and migrated to a plain between the two villages of Pepuza and Tymion in Phrygia, where Montanus claimed the heavenly Jerusalem would descend to Earth.
And though yodeling — a type of singing in which a falsetto, or head voice, alternates with a deeper, natural chest voice — is native to a number of countries and migrated to a number of others, including the United States, it is most closely associated with Switzerland, where one theory has it that it developed as a method of alpine communication, to be heard from mountaintop to mountaintop.
To quantify the number of interneurons migrating between cortical areas, a 25000 µm2 box was positioned at the top of the cortical plate, and the percentage of neurons within this area that migrated to the top of the cortex, turn laterally, and migrated to a different cortical region was measured during the period of time-lapse observation.
Part of its legacy was the forced exodus of displaced sharecroppers, who left plantation life and migrated to Northern cities, adapting to an industrial society with its own set of challenges.
But in the longer lived yeast, the sir complex left its usual position and migrated to the cell's nucleus, to a subcompartment called the nucleolus where the ribosomes, the cell's protein-making factories, are assembled.
The urban food insecure people are often vulnerable herders who lost their animals as a result of adverse weather and migrated to the cities in search of a job but remained unemployed.
The author, a twenty-nine-year-old woman named Miao Yong, grew up in western China and migrated to Shenzhen after graduating from a teachers college.
Malele, now in middle-age, told of how he'd left his home and family and migrated to the big city as a youth, and remained there to earn money to put his children through school.
