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Discover LudwigThe phrase "any relocation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the possibility or consideration of moving from one place to another, often in contexts related to jobs, housing, or logistics.
Example: "The company is willing to cover the costs of any relocation necessary for the new position."
Alternatives: "any move" or "any transfer".
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But he insists nobody will be excluded from any relocation plan.
In addition, the bears' homing instinct renders any relocation of less than 100 miles futile.
She is nervous about any relocation, fearing it will be far away from the city.
The predominantly religious crowd chanted slogans of resistance to any relocation of Jews from the occupied territories.
Congress would need to approve any relocation effort, but members of the Republican and Democratic parties have announced the willingness to support such efforts.
Natasha Bertaud, the commission's spokeswoman on migration, indicated that any relocation would relieve the high numbers of people arriving in Italy, Greece, and Hungary.
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The scale and cost of any potential relocation away from Faslane would be enormous".
However, if they choose this option they will not be able to qualify for any other relocation package.
It is important that the nature of any spatial relocation be well understood as a relocation to areas of increased risk may also introduce additional localised factors that influence the exposure response relationship.
"We are, however, disappointed that the club did not take the opportunity of the EGM on October 27 to make their intentions clearer with regard to any potential relocation sites".
They stimulate both ERα-mediated and ERβ-mediated ERE-dependent luciferase activity, without any obvious relocation of the ER from the cytoplasm to the nuclei.
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