The phrase "and relocation by a" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to assess its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing logistics, moving, or changes in location, but it needs additional information to be fully understandable.
Example: "The project involves transportation and relocation by a professional moving company."
Alternatives: "and moving by a" or "and transfer by a".
Increase in concentration of Pb and Fe, after rain, seems to be the result of sinking of aerial metal and relocation by flood runoffs.
The move is a significant setback in a county that has reeled in recent years from downsizings and relocations by large corporations, and it is expected to send Westchester's vacancy rate -- which had finally been dropping -- upward once again.
Keeping an eye out particularly for departing corporate headquarters, Davis acquired four properties vacated through mergers and relocations by Emery Air Freight, Dun & Bradstreet, Perkin-Elmer and Purdue Pharma.
On the nonprofit's website, Mogotavo's cause is described in dramatic, strident terms: "[In 2009] 19 families were threatened with forced relocation by a group of investors in tourism development including powerful national and state politicians.
Three-quarters of the owners must approve any relocation by a franchise.
Ranadive's group wanted to protect themselves after the NBA halted the original plans for the teams relocation by a group of investors from Seattle.
Unlike linear approaches, NLLoc provides comprehensive uncertainty and relocation information, represented by an a posteriori probability density function.
While clustering and relocation is realized by a central component, all individual fuzzers are independent stochastic processes F i (i=1,…,d) which evolve decentralized.
Side effects were noted by a larger proportion of non-adherent cases than those lost to follow-up (15.8% versus 6.0%) and relocation was noted by a larger proportion of cases lost to follow-up than those who were non-adherent (18.1% versus 7.9%).
Correction: February 22 , 2001 Thursday An article last Thursday about the purchase and relocation of a 1928 house designed by Addison Mizner referred incorrectly to the seller, Richard DeVos.
